Opinion Archives

How the radical ideas of philosopher Michel Foucault, building on Nietzsche's critique of God, have profoundly shaped our understanding of truth,...

Dive into a curated summer reading list blending history, fiction, and compelling insights on faith, democracy, and the human condition.

A Harvard student's hateful remark spurred Ryan Bomberger to share his powerful story of overcoming adversity and advocating for the marginalized...

The profound theological implications of Artificial General Intelligence with renowned mathematician John Lennox as he contrasts the transhumanist...

One summer, many years ago, our family went to Washington, D.C. We had a number of places we wanted to visit, including the Smithsonian, the...

Bob Woodson, a visionary civil rights leader and founder of the Woodson Center, has passed away at 89, leaving a profound legacy in reframing...

While AI offers unparalleled efficiency in education, this article argues against mistaking its computational power for true wisdom, drawing...

We often equate the miraculous work of the Holy Spirit with speed, but true, deep growth, like an oak tree, takes time to develop lasting strength...

Dr. Mildred Fay Jefferson, the first Black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School, was a pioneering surgeon and an unwavering advocate for...

Nietzsche's prophecy of a world without God has manifested in unexpected ways, with modern society creating new "gods" and "festivals" to fill the...

With millions graduating annually, the significance of a college degree is diminishing, prompting a reevaluation of what "commencement" truly...

The article critiques the rise of "degree hacking" and hyper-accelerated online degrees, arguing that true knowledge requires more than just rapid...

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on counseling conversations highlights a growing ideological divide, distinguishing between liberalism's call for...

The increasing difficulty churches face in finding volunteers stems not from declining membership, but from a societal shift towards consumerism...

The surprising connection between Martin Luther's 16th-century stand for conscience and the foundations of our Bill of Rights.