Evangelicals in Civic Life publication

Rob Reiner’s God & Country documentary is the hit piece you expected it to be.

One obvious question is why an atheist man convinced that he is a woman and committed to a life of prostitution would wish to have a funeral in a church.

France’s attempts to raise birth rates won’t work, and we may be going down the same road.

Conversions rarely begin from theological contemplation, but from a sense that Protestantism lacks something Catholicism has.

It’s not “ageist” to recognize the natural limits that accompany growing old.

Support for abortion has atrophied consciences so badly that its backers cheer elective abortions of healthy babies in the third trimester.

Super Bowl ad frames evangelism leftward, leaving out low-status sinners on the right.

On Valentine’s Day, it’s important to remember that real love is clearest in times of suffering.

Decent people do not encourage friends and family who are suffering from severe mental decline to attempt difficult jobs that are far beyond their capacity.

Today’s writers, directors, and showrunners usually have a shallow understanding of human nature and know nothing more compelling than a few buzzwords and a desire to get paid.

During election season, there is a tendency to reduce complex issues to soundbites. As a consequence, voters are not required to think deeply about problems and solutions.

The announcement this week that Elon Musk’s Neuralink had succeeded in implanting the first-ever computer chip in a live human brain represents the latest reminder that yesterday’s science fiction is rapidly becoming reality.