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Christian colleges were typically begun to serve the church. Over time, their support and constituents have broadened. Can a Christian college support church, business, and
A Catholic perspective that asks if the theology used to explain a male-only priesthood can really be so cleanly separated from the Church’s long history
“The first step toward recovery is to separate being white from being Christian.”
My wife, Sophie, and I had dinner with five delightful people last Saturday — four of whom I had never met before. They were young,
Trump supporters were likely to adopt the label “evangelical” — even if they previously did not self-identify way. Did they have a religious experience or
The roots of the anti-abortion movement are in the reaction against desegregating schools. And views on abortion have been increasingly partisan and polarized over the
Have you ever had an experience where something disturbed you, unsettled you, more than it should have? A conversation, a book or movie, that unnerved
Pentecostals increasingly use the shofar in their rituals, including the January 6 capitol insurrection.
It’s time to stop making excuses and enabling non-vaxxers who claim religious grounds, writes David French.
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