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Dobbs Isn’t the End. It’s the Beginning of a Ballot Measure Battle to Save Preborn Lives in Every State

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the infamous ruling from 1973 will give states the authority to create their own protections for life inside the womb.

Written by Jordan Boyd | Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Dobbs is not the end-all solution because there’s still plenty of pro-life work left to be done in states, especially those like Vermont where leftists are dreaming up new ways to hurt children. Conservatives and pro-lifers need to act now while the wind from possibly the largest Supreme Court decision in history is behind their... Continue Reading

New DNA Technology Is Shaking Up the Branches of the Evolutionary Tree

As it becomes easier and cheaper to obtain and analyze large volumes of molecular data, there will be many more surprises in store.

Written by Matthew Wills | Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Scientists in Darwin’s time and through most of the 20th century could only work out the branches of the evolutionary tree of life by looking at the structure and appearance of animals and plants. Life forms were grouped according to similarities thought to have evolved together.   If you look different to your close relatives, you... Continue Reading

Margherita Datini—The Wisdom and Faith of an Ordinary Medieval Woman

Margherita's letters afford the unique opportunity to hear the voice of an ordinary Medieval businesswoman and wife.

Written by Simonetta Carr | Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Margherita couldn’t have imagined that, 447 years after her death, her letters would be discovered and studied. And she couldn’t have imagined that, about 150 years after that, readers could sympathize with her challenges and draw from her wisdom.   Church history books are beginning to devote more space to women. Treatments of Medieval Christian... Continue Reading

Crushed Under Jesus’ Feet

Jesus collided with the leadership of Jerusalem and the result was a city reduced to ash and rubble.

Written by Kendall Lankford | Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Jesus is the true messenger of God who spoke three explicit parables of judgment upon the Jews (Mt. 21:28-22:14). In the end, the Jews did not repent. They challenged Him. They embarrassed themselves. And instead of admitting their error they remained silent and awaited their cursing.   Introduction In an atomic weapon, a handful of... Continue Reading

Guilty of Christian Nationalism?

The growing politicization of sexual morals and the rejection of traditional governing principles in the West are truly leading us down a path to the normalization of “pagan nationalism.”

Written by Dr. Peter Jones | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

We find ourselves in an increasingly divergent clash, not of nationhood but of ultimate worldviews. Certainly the accusation of “Christian nationalism” fails to do justice to the Christian vison. The goal of the Christian faith is not social control but recognition of the cosmic lordship of God the Creator and Redeemer over all things, including... Continue Reading

Nature, Grace, and Film

Were evangelicals to embrace nature (creation) as a category, their critique of contemporary cinema would be richer, more interesting, and more enlightening.

Written by R. Scott Clark | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

When we think about film we should ask, “is this a good piece of filmmaking? What is the nature of film? What makes a good film (e.g., screen writing, cinematography, directing, editing, acting etc)? These are the sorts of questions that Christian film critics ought to be asking and answering about film . I love... Continue Reading

Tom Hanks Gets Empathy Wrong

In our culture, a straight man playing a gay man in a piece of fictional drama risks being seen as indulging in an act of imperialist aggression.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

Hanks is not motivated by a fear that gay actors are not getting roles in Hollywood movies. He is motivated by the desire to avoid, in his words, “inauthenticity”—presumably a critical comment on the dramatic representation of the suffering of gay men by a straight actor.     Tom Hanks recently declared that if Philadelphia, the movie that... Continue Reading

Truth Is What Our Schools Need

Seeking “equity,” too many schools are simply giving up on learning standards and an aspiration for excellence.

Written by Betsy DeVos | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

In the name of “antiracism,” racism is being taught to American children. Fundamental facts of our country and its founding principles are at best being overlooked and at worst being distorted and denied.   The following is excerpted from Hostages No More: The Fight for Education Freedom and the Future of the American Child, published today... Continue Reading

Romans 1 and Atheism

Atheists hate it when you point out the truth that there can be only one true God.

Written by Bill Muehlenberg | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

Atheists do not spend all their time and energy hating on and railing against flying spaghetti monsters for the simple reason that they know there are no such things. But they DO know that God exists, and they hate him for it. If God exists, then they cannot be god.   Yes they actually do... Continue Reading

On Worship

Book Review: H.B. Charles offers "A Short Guide to Understanding, Participating in, and Leading Corporate Worship

Written by Tim Challies | Tuesday, July 5, 2022

This is a book that will benefit every Christian, for whether or not we have been called to take a leadership role in worship, it most certainly falls to each one of us to understand it and participate in it.   Though we are 2,000 years past the founding of the New Testament church, we... Continue Reading

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