
What Do We Owe the Embryo? Christians Must Now Face the Question of IVF and Embryo Ethics Head On
From So-Called Healthcare to the Commodification of Babies: The Massive Moral Dangers Behind Embryo Technologies
Is an Embryo Property or a Person? Courts are Avoiding This Massive Question
A Parable of Our Age: Blue Origin’s Space Stunt
PART I Colorado once again targets cake baker Jack Phillips, falling for trap set by sexual revolutionaries
PART II How abolishing the death penalty undermines justice and leads to a further devaluing of human life
PART III Who has the ultimate authority? USA Today gets right to the real issue behind the death penalty debate
PART I New, expanding wave of sexual abuse allegations rocks Roman Catholic Church
PART II Lessons from Willow Creek: What we must learn from the mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations at one of America’s largest protestant churches
PART III It tells us something about human nature that human beings will gamble on just about anything, including opera
PART I In the great battle of worldviews, the United States now competes with China for the attention and ambition of emerging nations
PART II As Xi Jinping’s power expands, Christians and Muslims in China see their freedoms shrink
PART III In an increasingly secular age, the only churches that will survive are those that are distinctively Christian
PART IV A classic case study in secularization: How church attendance in Quebec can go from 95% to 5% in one lifetime
PART I Questions remain after tragic human drama plays out in the air over Seattle
PART II One year after deadly confrontation in Charlottesville, Christians must be very clear that biblical Christianity is incompatible with any claim of racial superiority
PART III Why we should be careful with our language when using the terms ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ to describe the different ideological sides in partisan politics
PART IV As always, words matter. Even when you ‘throw in the towel’ or ‘chuck up the sponge’
PART I Andy Stanley, once again, makes an argument that subverts the authority of Scripture and casts doubt upon biblical Christianity
PART II A problem for feminists in Germany? Why the German language threatens the deeply ingrained trajectory in German culture
PART III The moral consequences of social media: Is what we grew out of in high school now what we lean into on Twitter?
PART I Another collision between religious liberty and sexual liberty: Lawsuit filed against University of Iowa for expelling Christian student group
PART II What’s missing from the coverage of Hollywood’s failure to make progress on diversity?
PART III The sexual revolution consumes its own: What we can learn from the backlash to Scarlett Johansson’s casting in, then withdrawal from, transgender role
PART IV Lithromantic, aliagender, and dead name: Introducing the new, never-ending, always-expanding glossary for the gender revolution
PART I A society that argues some have the right to demand their death will eventually argue that all have the right to demand that very death, even the youngest
PART II Separating the real from the ideal: How a corruption of human beauty becomes a huge problem
PART III One of the bloodiest weekends in the history of Chicago represents a challenge to all Christians in all places
PART I Frustrated by the slow pace of secularization, researchers turn to artificial intelligence for answers
PART II How satisfying can individually-designed secular rituals actually be?
PART III When you change the language about God, you are redefining God and worshipping a different deity
PART I The self as the center of the universe: How the language of addiction has replaced the language of theology in our modern secular society
PART II Experts remain unconvinced as World Health Organization identifies new internet gaming disorder
PART III A sign of the times: Videogame parents open their wallets, hire coaches in pursuit of competitive edge
PART IV In new Pew study, many see belief as merely an attitude with no expectation of religious behavior
PART I Vatican changes church teaching, says the death penalty is unacceptable in all circumstances
PART II Does doctrine change? Understanding the fundamental divide between Catholics and Protestants when it comes to the development of doctrine
PART III After cave rescue, theology is in the headlines as Thai boys become temporary monks, apologize to parents