Philosophy Questions: What Is the Christian Worldview?
A worldview is the set of basic beliefs about reality by which an individual understands life. What one believes about God determines every other aspect of his or her worldview […]
The Remarkable Power of Preferred Pronouns
I told myself I wouldn’t brag about this publicly. For years, it’s been a bit of a Clark Kent-Superman dilemma: should I tell people about my secret power? Should I […]
Philosophy Questions: Can We Have Knowledge of God?
Can we have knowledge of God? Philosophers have long debated whether we can know what, if anything, exists beyond the physical world (the “metaphysical”). The influential philosopher Immanuel Kant argued […]
Harvard and a Civilization Built in the Clouds
Harvard Atheist Chaplain and a Civilization Built in the Clouds Cloud City becomes a metaphor for a modern culture trying to stay afloat without a sacred order beyond itself. Harvard’s […]
The Truth Is Better Than My Truth (Because It’s True!)
My Truth and the Freedom of God’s Unchanging Standard Culture often celebrates “My Truth” as authenticity, but the article warns that personal feelings and cultural approval cannot create a trustworthy […]
Critical Race Theory: Friend or Foe?
Friend or Foe: Assessing Critical Race Theory Through Gospel Truth Critical Race Theory has quickly moved from academic discussion into politics, schools, media, and Christian conversations about race and justice. […]
Lessons from the Church in Germany: Tsunami
Lessons from the Church in Germany Show Why Biblical Conviction Matters German skepticism weakened confidence in Scripture by challenging biblical authority, miracles, and historic Christian doctrine. Churches in post-Christian contexts […]
Intersectionality, Christianity, & Why Reconciliation > Reversal
Why Reconciliation Offers a Better Christian Answer Than Reversal Jesus confronts suffering with compassion and action, showing that oppression, grief, and death are not simply “the way things are.” Scripture […]