Philosophy
Religious Experiences Are Common. Which Ones Should We Trust?Reports of divine encounters aren’t always legitimate, but they shouldn’t be lightly dismissed.
Miracles Don’t Violate the Laws of NatureThe ideas of a Scottish skeptic explain why some Westerners struggle to embrace signs and wonders.
Why Bad Things Happen to People, According to 6,500 AmericansOn the problem of evil, Pew’s pandemic philosophy survey finds few blame God or doubt God’s omnipotence, goodness, or existence.
Shame Is Often Toxic and Harmful. Sometimes, It’s Just What We Deserve.A Christian philosopher pushes back on attempts to rid ourselves of this unloved emotion.
Why We Love ‘The Chosen’ So MuchThe show isn’t just about the transformation of the disciples, it’s about our spiritual transformation, too.
5 Books to Awaken Interest in Christian HistoryChosen by Jennifer Woodruff Tait, editor of “Christian History” magazine and author of “Christian History in Seven Sentences.”
The Triumph of the Sexual Revolution Seems Stunningly Swift. But Its Roots Go Back Centuries.Carl Trueman maps out the revolutionary shifts that made it possible, then plausible, then actual.
A True Religion Does Three Things and Answers Four QuestionsJohn Stackhouse offers a checklist for sincere spiritual searchers.
Jesus Is Your Lord and Savior. Is He Also Your Philosopher King?Why the church should learn to appreciate Christ as the world’s greatest thinker.
The Debate Beneath Our Debates on the Pandemic and the ProtestsOur divided responses to national challenges reflect deep divisions on what it means to be human.
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