A lively response by one unusual audience shows how God's power transforms culture.

Are Christians ready to make their case?

How to be offensive without really trying

Christians in two states defeat gambling by exposing its harmful effects on the poor.

The judge told the Scouts just what their oath meant—and didn't mean.

The Littleton killers were mirroring in grotesque action what the adult culture advocates in abstract concepts.

The military intervention introduces moral questions that the church ought to raise now, not waiting until the body bags start coming home.

The same week Ron confessed, Mrs. Washington felt an overwhelming conviction to forgive the man who had murdered her daughter.

Louise Cowan tells how she lost her childhood faith while in university religion courses—only to regain it in literature courses.

The only remaining "ism" is postmodernism. And it is a formalized expression of despair.

Strohmeyer told police he strangled the little girl by twisting her neck the way he had seen in movies.

Our message is not, We put you in office, now pay up; but rather, This should be done because it is right.

The strategy of evolutionary psychology is to debunk traditional morality by reducing it to genetic self-interest.

Lewis predicted a time when those who want to remold human nature "will be armed with the powers of an omnicompetent state.

If Americans truly understood what adultery does—that it leads to the disintegration of the human being—they would not dismiss it so lightly.

Will we continue giving aid to nations that burn churches, jail pastors, torture religious believers?

The typical television commercial is "a morality play for our time."

How are Americans to write their moral convictions into law if the courts strike those laws down?