Joni Eareckson Tada and suffering well
A test of a worldview is whether it is big enough to weather sickness, disability, and the scorn of a culture
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Would John Allen Chau be called an imperialist if he preached support for abortion and gay rights?
One wonders if Chau would still be a modern-day villain had he been trying to talk the Sentinelese out of homophobia
9 common myths Christians believe at Christmas
Here are nine common myths Christians believe at Christmas
Wheaton College smears black pro-life speaker for talk on race and abortion
It was clear that even on an evangelical Christian campus, truth is anathema to those who deify diversity
21st century martyr: A conversation on the legacy of John Allen Chau
Not all assessments have been negative In his fascinating article Should Missionaries Just Stay Away , theologian John Stackhouse offers a very different assessment of Chau as a brave young man doing ...
4 views of free will
Are humans free or are they programmed to make the choices they do This issue is prevalent within Christian theology
Where We Got It Wrong
CT’s greatest essays of old still speak today. But on civil rights, we failed our readers.
Romans 7 and 8 for Catholics, Protestants and every Christian
One of the puzzling paradoxes of the Christian life is that a believer is both a saint and a sinner at the same time
The urgency of real Thanksgiving
In an age of complaint, accusation, protest, grievance-laden lamentation, and non-stop grumbling, we must whistle a “time out!” and come aside for real Thanksgiving.
Romans 5 and 6 for Catholics, Protestants and every Christian
If you compare Christianity to a house, justification is the foundation and sanctification is the structure
