Opinion Archives

The Pew Research Center’s Religion and Public Life Project recently released data indicating that the issue of evolution still divides Americans.

Getting marital advice from a 19th century English fiction writer would be a “novel” idea, but it might be a good one.

Does this useful maxim of foreign policy serve Christians well as we think about our current struggles?

When was the last time you heard a feminist defend masculinity?

Imagine living in a country where the government could forcibly sterilize people they deem somehow “deficient.” You don’t have to imagine. Stay...

One recent federal court decision offers a window into just how many people might be affected by the fines the mandate imposes.

Have we finally triggered a gag reflex in Western culture? I think we may have.

Rather, we need a sense of perspective and proportion. Instead of feting ourselves quite so much, can we not sacrifice a bit more and thereby more...

Today I’ll talk about a best-selling novel, an Oscar-winning film, a Civil War general, and today’s important Christian holiday.

“Love, not biology makes a family,” is among the vilest and most pernicious lies floating infecting culture today

Sonia Sotomayor delivered last-minute protection from the HHS mandale for the Little Sisters of the Poor. What that means for the nuns—and all of...

The future of religious freedom in the United States may well be defined during 2014.

The hymn "Amazing Grace" was first sung on New Year's Day, 1773. In this classic BreakPoint, Chuck Colson tells the story.

Blogger Rachel Campos-Duffy described Monday how watching the Super Bowl like millions of other families turned into a "parenting challenge" when...

The Fixed Point Foundation asked members of the Secular Students Associations on campuses around the nation to tell them about their “journey to...