Persecuted (or Paranoid) at Work

Conservative Christians are more likely to say they’re targeted.

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The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Christianity Today July/August, 2013

Cover Story

Can We Trust the God of Genocide?

Cover Story

Sex in Leviticus

Christopher J.H. Wright

Cover Story

Learning to Love Leviticus

Christopher J. H. Wright

Cover Story

Gentiles in the Hands of a Genocidal God

Real Martyrs Don't Murder

Workaholic Women and the Wager of Success

Jen Pollock Michel

The Shadow of Schizophrenia

Excerpt

Struggling on the Streets

John Christopher Frame

Why We Call God 'Father'

Review

Lawyers for the Least of These

The Frightening—But Biblical—Moral Logic of 'Breaking Bad'

Blindsided by God … But Never Betrayed

News

The Spirit Sweeps Over Bali

Melissa Kimiadi

The Public Listener: A Conversation with Radio Host Krista Tippett

Interview by Katelyn Beaty

How Should Churches and Seminaries Respond to Immigrant Pastors Who Minister in the US Illegally?

Kedri Metzger, Mark Tooley, Mathew Staver

Testimony

My Crash Course on Jesus

News

Booming Churches, Barred Pastors: How U.S. Visa Policies Thwart Hiring Ministers

John W. Kennedy

Beauty From Broken Things

Alanna Foxwell-Barajas

A Fresh Encounter with Jesus

Timothy C. Morgan

Redeeming Disaster in Japan

News

Should Churches Stop Sponsoring Boy Scout Troops?

Compiled by Ruth Moon

Honoring David Neff, The Gentleman Scholar

News

House and Senate Farm Bills Set to Reform International Food Aid

Melissa Steffan

News

Quotation Marks: July/August 2013

Wilson's Bookmarks

My Top 5 Books by C. S. Lewis

Alister McGrath

Letters to the Editor

News

Gleanings: July/August 2013

New & Noteworthy

Review

Our Almost National Anthem

Allen C. Guelzo

Editorial

Sex Without Bodies

Mourning a Daughter's Suicide

Interview by Matt Reynolds

Our Latest

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News

You Can Turn Off the News and Still Be a Good Citizen

Five experts share advice for Christians overwhelmed by the headlines

Excerpt

God at the Bottom of the Glass

Francis S. Collins

An excerpt from “The Road to Wisdom: On Truth, Science, Faith, and Trust” on discovering the hand of God in the science of his creation.

Review

Parents Today Are Kinder and Gentler. They Can Still Take Sin Seriously.

Tabitha McDuffee

A new book aligns modern approaches to raising children with the ancient wisdom of God’s Word.

Shielded from Truth at Our Own Expense

The Bible consistently tells us we must examine ourselves and accept correction, but our culture is forgetting the art of fair critique.

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School Screens Are Worst for the Least of These

Many children are adversely affected by laptops and tablets in the classroom. Some, like my son, are affected more.

The Russell Moore Show

Hope in Darkness

Lifting the clouds of depression with Alan Noble.

Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Dallas behind a Trump podium

Wire Story

Half of Pastors Plan to Vote for Trump, Nearly a Quarter Wouldn’t Say

Aaron Earls - Lifeway Research

The former president receives the most support from Pentecostal, Baptist, and nondenominational leaders.

News

Arrested Filipino Pastor Apollo Quiboloy Claims He’s the Messiah

Beng Alba-Jones

Why millions of Filipinos are drawn to his movement and other heretical sects.