Opinion Archives

“We can't afford to get married,” often means, “We can’t afford the lavish wedding which is what we or others expect. We’ll do that someday when...

The evolution-creation origins debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham attracted a huge international audience and no shortage of controversy.

In a real sense, big-time sports represent America’s new civic religion, and football is its central sacrament.

Would you place yourself between an angry mob and a well-armed militia? Some sons of God did in Kiev last month.

Republicans are being criticized for looking passive or even dour during the recent State of the Union address.

What’s been perhaps the greatest force for democracy and freedom in the world?

Today’s prophets are often the truth-telling artists, singers, songwriters and filmmakers whose modern version of “Thus sayeth the Lord” bursts...

There was a recent decision in a German court that ought to give every-freedom loving American the willies---especially because the same mentality...

Today’s Breakpoint may be controversial for some: It’s time for pro-lifers to use shocking images to fight abortion.

Though it might seem like a social issue too large to solve, there’s a lot you can do to stop trafficking. Here are just a few ideas.

God is not our companion in the tasks of the day. We are his companions and because of that, the work we do becomes redemptive work. Even mundane...

The Christian sun is rising in the east. Eastern Europe, that is. And the Western media just doesn't get it.

Our 8-person panel of editors and film critics has weighed in on our top films of 2013 based on strong themes and original stories.

In November of 2013, Disney once again won the hearts of audiences with its newest animated movie, Frozen.

It’s been fifty years since President Johnson declared a “War on Poverty.” So who won?