Jim Denison

Jim Denison

Op-ed Contributor

Adapted from Dr. Jim Denison’s daily cultural commentary at www.denisonforum.org. Jim Denison, Ph.D., is a cultural apologist, building a bridge between faith and culture by engaging contemporary issues with biblical truth. He founded the Denison Forum on Truth and Culture in February 2009 and is the author of seven books, including “Radical Islam: What You Need to Know.” For more information on the Denison Forum, visit www.denisonforum.org. To connect with Dr. Denison in social media, visit www.twitter.com/jimdenison or www.facebook.com/denisonforum.

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  • Hero Thwarts School Shooting; 4 Commitments to Be a True Hero

    Hero Thwarts School Shooting; 4 Commitments to Be a True Hero

    Mark Dallas is truly a hero. However, real heroes don't generally see themselves that way. They say they were just doing their job or doing what anyone would do. The fact that they believe they're not heroes is one of the reasons they are.

  • Why Gambling Is So Popular

    Why Gambling Is So Popular

    This week, the Supreme Court struck down a federal law that prohibits sports gambling. The landmark decision gives states the right to legalize betting on sports.

  • Explaining the Gaza Conflict as Death Toll Rises

    Explaining the Gaza Conflict as Death Toll Rises

    History was made Monday when Israel observed its seventieth anniversary as a nation and the United States officially moved its embassy to Jerusalem. However, the day was historic from a very different perspective as well.

  • One Man's Shocking Experience Inside North Korea

    One Man's Shocking Experience Inside North Korea

    For sixteen years, North Korea has been ranked the "most oppressive place in the world for Christians." And yet, an estimated 36 percent of the population–around nine million people–are believers.

  • Boy Scouts Abandon What Made Them Unique, Vibrant

    Boy Scouts Abandon What Made Them Unique, Vibrant

    I remember fondly my years with the Boy Scouts. Overnight campouts with my father. Lessons in outdoor survival and the care of nature. Building camaraderie in an environment uniquely suited to develop boys into men.

  • Advice From a Man Without Arms

    Advice From a Man Without Arms

    This headline caught my eye: "I was born with no arms and thought I was a hopeless mistake–and then this happened . . ."

  • What Hawaii Volcano Survivors Can Teach the World

    What Hawaii Volcano Survivors Can Teach the World

    Most of us cannot imagine choosing to live near the world's most active volcano. We can shake our heads at the foolishness of such people. Or we can learn an important lesson from their intrepid courage.

  • Sutherland Springs Pastor Led National Day of Prayer Service

    Sutherland Springs Pastor Led National Day of Prayer Service

    Frank and Sherri Pomeroy helped lead yesterday's National Day of Prayer service in Washington, DC. The service came just two days before the six-month anniversary of the shooting that took the lives of twenty-six members of Pastor Pomeroy's church, the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas.

  • Deadly Caterpillars Have Invaded London

    Deadly Caterpillars Have Invaded London

    London is a world-class city. Its history and pageantry are combined with its status as a global financial center. It's not surprising that more than forty-two million tourists are expected to visit the city this year. But if you're planning a visit this summer, avoid the caterpillars.

  • Alfie Evans and the Royal Baby: Which Life Is More Sacred?

    Alfie Evans and the Royal Baby: Which Life Is More Sacred?

    "My gladiator laid down his shield and gained his wings at 2:30." This is how Alfie Evans's father described the death of his twenty-three-month-old son early Saturday morning.