From below deck a newborn infant’s cry pierced the cold November air. It was November 20, 1620. The new baby’s name was Peregrine White. He was the first...
Panelists at the Values and Capitalism Fall Summit gathered on Friday, October 30th, to discuss the impact of the family on poverty. According to Bradford Wilcox, director of...
Christian millennials are losing interest in politics. They are passionate about social justice issues, but they’re politically disillusioned, and dysfunction in Washington is quickly eroding their enthusiasm for...
If the Republican debate is something you’re not planning on watching tonight, read this first. Plenty of Christians just don’t “do” politics. Only half of all evangelical Christians...
If I could label my opinions about the role of women in the digital age, they would be those of an anti-feminism feminist. That’s a mouthful, but it...
There is not a single instance in history in which civil liberty was lost, and religious liberty preserved entire. If therefore we yield up our temporal property, we...
William Wilberforce (1759–1833) was a British politician and abolitionist who helped end the English slave trade. As a member of the Church of England, his faith in Christ...
If you took an inventory of what you did yesterday, what percentage of your time would you label as spiritual? What percentage would you label as secular? I...
A recent New York Times op-ed examines differing visions of cultural engagement among American Christians. What are these competing visions? As the op-ed describes, there are those “calling...
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