
A Case for Faith in our Modern World — in the New York Times
New York Times columnist Ross Douthat invites people to consider faith, saying that the advances of science and modern society make faith more plausible, not
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New York Times columnist Ross Douthat invites people to consider faith, saying that the advances of science and modern society make faith more plausible, not

How do surveys identify “evangelicals”? Who defines “born again”? Views of who will be saved may be most indicative.

In a possible model for other schools, Birmingham-Southern College, outsmarts a state ban on COVID vaccination passports.

Olympic beach volleyball and handball, as well as gymnastics bring a spotlight to different dress codes for athletes. Freedom? Body-shaming? Privacy?

The artifacts, looted from Iraq, included many held by Hobby Lobby’s Museum of the Bible, and also Cornell University.

Absolute certainty doesn’t serve us well as Christians. But it doesn’t serve former Christians well either.

The abortion debate divides along class boundaries. What actually changes lives rather than trying to change minds?

“If I went to church, I’d go to yours.” Many times I have heard people say something like this. They intend it as a compliment,

A young woman trembling, her pregnancy possibly already showing, standing up before a stone-faced congregation, confessing her sin. This is the image of “church discipline.”