Opinion Archives

Eric Metaxas: It is impossible for me to overstate the influence Chuck Colson had on my life and on the lives of millions: from the prisoners he...

So, traditional morality is out, and freedom of everything is in. Then why does everybody feel so guilty?

We say it often: ideas have consequences; bad ideas have victims. And a certain, consistent Princeton bioethicist continues to show just how true...

You’re listening to BreakPoint thanks to a few Christians who once gave an ex-prisoner a second chance.

The British government asked the public for help in naming a new ship. The name the people chose really rocked the boat.

The Christian faith is not a mere collection of doctrines — a bag of truths. Christianity is a comprehensive truth claim that encompasses every...

What do the first man and Jesus Christ have in common? Well, the writers of the New Testament tell an exciting story for you, and for the whole...

A funny thing happened on the way to our supposed brave new world of assisted suicide. I’ll tell you about it, next on BreakPoint.

Imagine gazing at Michelangelo’s David, and someone beside you praises the statue for having carved itself. That’s how I felt watching the BBC’s...

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.