I Wanna Be Like Mike (Rowe)
by Fr. Dominic BouckTV host Mike Rowe proves you can be be civil, witty, and intelligent when responding to things you disagree with on the Internet. Continue Reading »
TV host Mike Rowe proves you can be be civil, witty, and intelligent when responding to things you disagree with on the Internet. Continue Reading »
Dear Reader,We've launched our spring fundraising campaign. Some of you have received letters from me asking for your support. That's been a great way to reach our regular readers, but some connect with us the way I'm doing so right now—by way bits and bites. Thus my electronic solicitation. Our . . . . Continue Reading »
Tony Campolo has come out in favor of gay marriage. Continue Reading »
Why the suicide rate of black children is on the rise. Continue Reading »
Choosing a Path in the World
Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
New Churches, Old Europe
Philip Jenkins, Christian Century
Formed by War
Annalaura Montgomery Chuang, Christianity Today
Love & Mercy: A Refreshing Biopic on Brian Wilson
Wes Jakacki, Books and Culture
In 1775, a group of American soldiers raided George Whitefield’s five-year-old grave in Newbury, Massachusetts. Hoping that his relics would secure their protection in battle, they extracted a clerical collar and wristbands from the celebrated preacher’s remains and divided the cloth among themselves. The staunchly Protestant Whitefield no doubt rolled in his grave when they returned him to his resting place. Continue Reading »
At the March for Life this past January, I saw a teenage girl holding a sign that read, “She could be the next Beyoncé!” the “she” referring, of course, to the baby inside the womb. Her sign reminded me of the quirky movie, Juno, in which the protagonist, a young teenager, decides not to . . . . Continue Reading »
Clues to the Encyclical II: A Long Tradition of Papal Teaching on Social, Economic, and Political Matters
Vincent J. Miller, America
God: She, He, or Gender Fluid?
Sean Curnyn, The Cinch Review
Rethinking Sex Ed in the Church
Cameron Cole, The Gospel Coalition
Ding Dong, the Witch is Dead: A Pastor's Response to the Death of a Childhood Abuser
Mez McConnell, 20Schemes.com
Can we ever achieve consensus on divisive social issues? The just-concluded session of the Montana Legislature sent Governor Steve Bullock the “Montana Unborn Child Pain and Suffering Prevention Act” (HB 479), which would have set the anesthetization of any unborn child twenty weeks gestation or . . . . Continue Reading »
The Contemporary Christian Music industry has shrunk to a third of its former size. Is dissatisfaction with a Christian copy-cat culture to blame? And what is “good” Christian art anyway?
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