Opinion Archives

So, how is it that Christians in Syria seem to live with less stress than we Christians do in America and in the West?

As valuable as these acts of personal sacrifice, spiritual development, and contrition are, Christianity also exhorts us to energetically work to...

Welcome to Holy Week. Today we offer reflections—and music—on the seven last sayings of Jesus.

Who needs Congress to make laws when the judiciary just does whatever it wants? Well, at least that’s what the Seventh Circuit seems to think.

Religion is good for you: emotionally, physically, and economically. Who knew? Not the secularists.

TIME magazine is running out of things to declare dead. But their latest obituary is a worldview lesson on a silver platter.

Scientists are supposed to follow the evidence. But what happens when they prefer established dogma? Let me tell you about a fascinating article in...

The Palestinians, on the other hand, have consistently insisted that there is only one valid claim to the land: their own.

Ideas have consequences, and bad ideas have victims. False promises of love and personal fulfillment are no exception.

Ever wondered why secular people aren’t interested in God? Maybe we’ve never given them a reason to be.

Intellectual intolerance is such a plague on American universities that both conservative and liberal academics are speaking out. Even together.

To advance better understanding across racial lines, one must listen in and consider the black experience. Seven recent events have given trauma or...

Churches face hurdles as they aid the homeless—from ordinances restricting the distribution of food to attempts to regulate shelters out of...

Dreher, a thoughtful conservative writer, believes the church must turn inward to form communities, teach their children, and resist a culture...

This Thursday there’s a one-night showing of a powerful documentary about faith in the face of a deadly epidemic.