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Finding Meaning in Life Is Good for Your Health
Living for the One who died and rose again not only removes us from the center of our own universe, but aligns our hearts and minds with what is actually true about the universe: that it belongs to God and that our purpose is given by Him not determined by us.
Letters to an American Christian: How to Be Salt, Light, Christian, and American, All at Once.
Many have warned us since the beginning of our republic that our system of government depends on things like freedom of speech, civil dialogue, rule of law, virtue, and ethical behavior. Without these, we’re told, America as we know it can’t survive.
Exploring the Benedict Option: Rod Dreher's Much-Needed Conversation Starter
Perhaps you’ve been hearing about this new book, “The Benedict Option” by Rod Dreher, and wondered, “What’s that?” Let’s talk about it.
A ‘Historic Storm’ and the State of our Souls
While the East Coast braces for what USA Today calls a “historic storm,” an op-ed in this morning’s New York Times warns that our nuclear weapons are vulnerable to cyberwarfare.
The Church vs. Hatred: Proclaim Love in Word and Deed
The words “hate,” “bigotry” and “intolerance” are mis- and over-used. But that makes it more important that we speak out against the real thing when it’s there.
Pope Francis Says It’s Better to be an Atheist Than a Hypocritical Christian
In a homily during a recent mass, Pope Francis called out Christians who act hypocritically, saying they are worse than atheists.
Why the Media Doesn't Get Religion--and How We Can Help
The unknown can be frightening. And that may explain why so many secularists are afraid of religion.
Should Christians Engage the Culture?
It can be hard for Christians to think clearly about culture. That’s because we’re soaking in it. But that’s no excuse for not seeking to change culture.
Billy Graham: Christian Giving ‘Shouldn’t Just Be an Obligation’
The Rev. Billy Graham said that Christian giving should be a response to the salvation one has received rather than a way to earn God’s favor.
