Opinion Archives

What makes us who we are? These days, how we answer may be a matter of life and death.

Earlier this month, Hobby Lobby, a Christian-owned arts-and-crafts retailer with 500 stores and 13,000 employees nationwide, announced that it...

Just weeks after Newtown, the top two box office movies in America are "Texas Chainsaw 3-D" and "Django Unchained," two grotesquely violent films....

Do you remember the Central Park jogger and the famous "wilding" case? I’ll tell you why we should all remember.

What do the Obama administration, the media and the bulk of American Christians have in common?

The reality of Christ’s coming should shape how we see and live in this broken world of ours right now in 2013. Christ has come. He is the King....

Welcome to 2013. Will our culture grow darker, or will we Christians light a candle?

Aldous Huxley’s "Brave New World" and films like "Gattaca" painted a grim, futuristic world where science empties humanity of its humanity. But...

You can’t understand Christmas if you ignore human suffering.

Does all the commercialization of Christmas have you down? Well, I’ve got one remedy for you and for the whole family.

We need to remember that character matters, especially during hard or perplexing times.

It's almost Christmas, and you know what that means: candy canes and holly, mistletoe and reindeer -- and local Grinches who to try to steal...

A gay student group gets recognized by a Catholic university on the same basis as every other group. But they don’t like it?

Here is a clear example of the intellectual bankruptcy of the so-called "pro-choice" position.

Christians alone are able to offer a compelling hope to the world in the midst of great tragedy, but it’s done with more than words. Especially...