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Mar 9, 2021
Should singles adopt? Redeeming brokenness instead of creating it
The fundamental assumptions of a Christian worldview are straightforward. Right and wrong are grounded in eternal truths, not subject to the whims of a person or a culture.
Mar 4, 2021
British doctors order 'do no resuscitate' those with mental disabilities
According to the Guardian newspaper, people with intellectual disabilities such as Down syndrome continue to be told that they will not be resuscitated if they become ill with COVID.
Feb 24, 2021
The Equality Act: What to know and what to do
You should only care about the Equality Act if you are a Christian, or a person of faith, or a woman, or own a business, or run a nonprofit, or go to school, or teach at a school, or are a medical or mental-health professional, or (especially) are a female athlete, or under the age of 18, or ever use a public restroom.
Feb 21, 2021
Biology matters: The tragic consequences of redefining family
For Christians in the days ahead, Lisa Miller’s story, especially her choices and their consequences, offer incredibly important lessons.
Feb 15, 2021
Ravi Zacharias and the infinite human capacity to deceive ourselves
There is no sugar-coating, excusing, or explaining away Ravi’s behavior. It was sinful. It was wicked. And, as this report made crystal clear, it was duplicitous. As St. Paul wrote, “There is none righteous, no not one.”
Feb 6, 2021
3 years is too long: Leah Sharibu still captive
Three years ago, 110 Nigerian schoolgirls were abducted by terrorists. Leah remains a prisoner, a “captive for Christ.”
Feb 4, 2021
Justice: When postmodern ideas cause Christians to abandon the biblical call
God cares about justice. One of the great contributions of Christianity to human history is the very idea that all people should be treated justly. The problem is that radical, problematic views undergird so many calls for justice today.
Jan 30, 2021
Finding meaning in life is good for your health: Here's where to start
We want to believe that there’s more to life than meeting our basic survival needs of food, water, shelter, and safety. At best, without meaning, we resort to a kind of detachment and resignation.
Jan 26, 2021
How COVID has enabled religious persecution
The COVID-19 pandemic has, and I quote, “exposed the ugliness of Christian persecution in a new way.”
Jan 25, 2021
Recovering the lost virtue of patience: Cultural change won't come by force
The Early Church grew. It wasn’t because of an emphasis on evangelism, public preaching, or other missionary activities. By emphasizing patience, the Church Fathers mobilized early Christians to be profoundly counter-cultural.