The intensifying persecution of Christians in India
Given the current political climate, it seems likely that the situation for Indian Christians will continue to deteriorate.
John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera
Op-Ed Contributors
What the Church needs to do now: Pray for our nation
Something powerful and world-changing happens when people pray for God’s Spirit to move.
Mexico rejects abortion imperialism
Recently, Mexico’s Supreme Court refused a sweeping Roe v. Wade kind of ruling on abortion. Progressives expect that as nations develop, they will expand so-called abortion rights.
Gender-transition surgery does not improve mental health
The best studies tend to show the worst results when it comes to transition surgery. These studies, however, never seem to generate media coverage.
Assisted suicide for the healthy: How slippery is this slope?
Once it is decided that certain lives are not worth living, the list of people eligible for physician-assisted suicide inevitably grows.
Genocide in China
Even some not concerned with China’s terrible treatment of religious minorities or its crackdown on Hong Kong, have concluded that Beijing must be knocked down a peg or ten.
Making sense of the 2020 Supreme Court term: religious freedom and LGBT rights
The Court did protect the religious freedom rights of definitively religious institutions. However, the Court did not protect the religious freedom of religious individuals.
Dying well in an age of denial
Western attitudes towards death have changed dramatically, especially in attempts to “tame death” or somehow hold it back.
Hagia Sophia and the Armenian genocide
Turkey and its ethnically related neighbor, Azerbaijan, are the only nations in the world that deny that the Armenian Genocide happened.
JI Packer helped so many know God
JI Packer clarifies that God must be known on His own terms. Too often, the God Christians claim to know is One made in our own image.
