Charlotte Alter, the author of the forthcoming book “The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For,” makes no effort to hide the fact that for many millennials, political reform has become a kind of gospel—and them its evangelists.
Charlotte Alter, the author of the forthcoming book “The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For,” makes no effort to hide the fact that for many millennials, political reform has become a kind of gospel—and them its evangelists.
Tere’s a strange irony that these ancient philosophers are hitting it big in an affluent place like Silicon Valley. As the BBC article notes, “the Stoics generally took a dim view of huge wealth.”
My intention here is not to criticize anyone trying to take to heart Socrates’s wise maxim that the “unexamined life is not worth living,” but I can’t help but think this self-help fad is a first cousin to the “mindfulness” craze that swept Silicon Valley in the early 2010s.
A new study suggests that businesses should turn toward the Bible to help restore the public's trust in them.
Here are three heys to sharing Christ with our post-Christian culture.
When Burger King offered a job to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in an advertisement, it highlighted several problems with our society. Among them, it illustrated that our society depends on multiplied millions of people who do vital jobs that we seldom appreciate fully.
When you think of the music of the Man in Black, you mostly think of the music where Cash speaks up for the poor, the struggling and the disenfranchised, songs that “beat with the rhythm of love and social justice." But Cash was an outspoken patriot and he loved America, and his patriotism often made the gospel messages found in his music vulnerable to distortion and misappropriation, in exactly the same way that patriotism and nationalism of all sorts can distort and twist the gospel.
Promoting entrepreneurship in struggling communities is a laudable goal, but you have to question the wisdom of infusing a community already “disproportionately impacted” by the war on drugs with state-subsidized drug dealers. Encouraging and incentivizing residents to use marijuana is the last thing these communities need, particularly from the state.
The death of Iran's Qassem Soleimani was met by mixed emotions in America with opinions split across the political isle.
If data supports the claim that we have just had the best decade in human history, why does everyone seem so frustrated these days? According to Gallup, Americans are among the most stressed people in the world. The younger we are, the angrier, more worried and more stressed out we are.
A new Church of England archbishop shared that he believes that Christian's views on sexuality, particularly homosexuality, should be adapted to 'fit culture.'
