Opinion Archives

Do we Americans truly understand what we are celebrating on the Fourth of July, and why it so important?

A man from the East clearly sees how the Bible built Western Civilization. I’ll tell you about his new book.

We’ve been told that same-sex “marriage” is “inevitable” so we’re tempted to stop fighting it. But a new study tells a different story.

China’s house churches are turning persecution into an opportunity to stand up for religious liberty.

As tempting as it would be to sue couples for breach of contract, we, the church, simply need to get serious.

Thanks to the Smith decision in 1990, an irreligious majority has the power to impose its will on a devout minority.

Eros is not the type of love that glues husbands and wives together "‘til death do us part."

"It's a boy!" a friend yelled when her grandson was born. Well, one set of new parents in Canada is yelling, "It's a secret!"

Have you ever wondered how much impact Prison Fellowship really has on the lives of prisoners?

Dr. Death has died. But the battle over physician-assisted suicide lives on.

On Father’s Day this Sunday, I hope you’ll take time out to pray for the victims of abortion—including Steven Tyler.

Rep. Anthony Weiner, according to Ross Douthat, was on a “pathetic quest for quasi-public validation.”

What can ancient cave paintings tell us about what makes us human?

When times get tough, crime goes through the roof, right? Well, wrong.

Today, let me ask you a question: What do you expect from your spouse?