Opinion Archives

Britain’s Office for National Statistics will soon begin asking subjects about how happy they are. Are they on to something?

Lenders, particularly at smaller community banks, are looking at the character of loan applicants by looking at the choices they make.

For 15 years, Owen and Eunice Johns served as foster parents to British children. Now London's High Court rules them unfit to foster.

Wake up, folks. The Christian worldview is under assault. And the church doesn’t know how to defend it.

Basketball was invented more than 100 years ago by a Christian theologian as an evangelical outreach tool. Yes, really.

Last month, Life Always, the group behind the website ThatsAbortion.com, put up a billboard at the corner of Watts and Avenue of the Americas in...

Predestination, free will ... these are hardly topics you’d expect to see Hollywood take on.

In the name of tolerance, gay-rights groups have convinced Apple to ban another Christian iPhone app.

What does the growth of Christianity in China mean for that nation’s communist government?

Today I want to introduce you to someone who can help bridge the Christian generation gap.

America is not the solution to all the world’s problems. But that doesn’t excuse us from exercising our power and authority in a just cause.

Americans are saying they want to cut government spending. But do they really mean it?

Sports has two recent examples of costly integrity. One is a young wrestler in Iowa. The other is the Brigham Young University basketball team.

It may no longer be a lesser-of-two-evils world in the Middle East. The choice is not simply secular dictatorship or radical Islamist state.

Of all the questions being asked in the wake of the Japanese tsunami, one was entirely predictable. But it’s the wrong one to ask.