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Carl R. Trueman
The Rachel Dolezal case raises obvious questions about identity but do not expect the bien pensants to bother answering them with any coherence. Continue Reading »
It is surely time to abolish women's professional athletics. Continue Reading »
Tony Campolo has come out in favor of gay marriage. Continue Reading »
The Washington Post has excelled even its own exacting standards for an uncritical and intellectually bland approach to contemporary moral nonsense. Continue Reading »
David Mills has found himself in trouble—for making the stunning claim that conservative Catholics are not conservative Protestants, and conservative Protestants are not conservative Catholics. Continue Reading »
It is sad to learn that universities are not places which model civil engagement between those who hold differing opinions. Continue Reading »
Marginality brings its advantages if the marginalized are prepared to capitalize upon them. Continue Reading »
Only those churches which have a firm and elaborate grasp of the Christian faith are likely to survive in the coming years.
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Why do many see abortion as a positive good? Continue Reading »
Long after Indiana's RFRA crisis is past, the changes in our political culture which it has revealed will continue to have consequences for religious conservatives. Continue Reading »
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