What 'Spiderman' got right and 'Wicked' got wrong
Fairytales and myths have nothing to teach us if they confuse what makes the good guys good and what makes the bad guys bad.
John Stonestreet
Op-ed contributor
John Stonestreet is the President of the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview, and co-host with Eric Metaxas of Breakpoint, the Christian worldview radio program founded by the late Chuck Colson. He is co-author of A Practical Guide to Culture, A Student's Guide to Culture and Restoring All Things.
AI counterfeits: Kids falling in love with robots is a real trend
Our longstanding, generational forms of relational brokenness, family fracture, loneliness, and addiction are likely to metastasize in the age of AI.
Americans still want children
Falling fertility has been happening for a while now. The real problems it poses for our future are no longer deniable.
Wikipedia's co-founder converts to Christianity. Why is this important?
Early this month, Larry Sanger announced that he had come to Christ. We should rejoice when anyone becomes a Christian, but this conversion is especially interesting.
America’s sex recession: Young adults aren’t having sex
The solution for America’s sex recession is the same as for the sexual revolution.
Is God having a cultural 'moment'?
God seems to be having a moment, culturally speaking. So is the Bible, it seems.
For 'conservative' to mean anything, we need to recognize this
If being “conservative” means anything, it means recognizing that who we are in our own houses is even more important than who is in the White House.
Pixar’s LGBT reversal should be a lesson for all of us
In all these instances, there was no hesitation by Disney to push “certain topics” on children or their parents. What is behind the about-face?
Secular spirituality grows among educated. Is this revival?
There is such a thing as a secular spirituality, and that may be what we are seeing today.
Christianity is a cultural good
Even as hostility toward Christianity and Christian morality has increased in recent years, a growing number of atheists, former atheists, and secularists verbalized the role Christianity played in shaping the Western world.
