The Days of False Negotiation are Over: The United States Attacks Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Sites
Does the President Have the Constitutional Right to Launch This Kind of Attack? Criticism of the Attack on Iran Raises Major Questions
Was the U.S. Attack on Iran Justified? What About Just War Theory? Christians Have Even More to Consider About the Attack on Iran
Stephen Hawking, one of the most recognized scientists of the modern age, dies at age 76
The failure of materialism: Why a biblical worldview is the only worldview that can explain the meaning of life
A seminary in turmoil: President under fire after past opposition to homosexuality is revealed
Statecraft in the 21st century: What happens when a drama is played out on the world stage
How a recent decision by the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals may threaten religious liberty
The inevitability of the obituary column: the quest for longevity reminds us that there is nothing more certain than death
New pressure on CEOs to become social activists presents a unique challenge for corporations
As corporations flock to sponsor Sydney’s Gay Mardi Gras, activists push back
Fifty years after ‘Sex Invades the Schoolhouse’ why all sex education is still moral education. The only question is, ‘Whose morality?’
What we learn about the moral tenor of our times in the wake of Nashville mayor’s guilty plea and resignation
Why it’s important to understand that culture produces politics, not the other way around
As California proves, the further you get from agriculture, the more liberal the social context grows
Election results in Italy send clear moral signal at the expense of the European political establishment
Why we better be careful about assuming it makes sense to jail those who offend us politically
Why a morally-sane society must consider all the ways in which we can protect our children
