Secularism
From Monks and Bells to Apps and NotificationsThe church used to keep the tempo of life. Now Silicon Valley is pushing the pace—and pulling the church along with it.
In a Post-Christian Culture, There’s No Good Way Around Being the ‘Baddies’If we have to wear the villain label, we can at least wear it with calmness, confidence, and joy.
Christian Parents: You Don’t Have to Protect Your Children from Divergent OpinionsIf what we teach them is true, it will stand up to scrutiny.Français
A Christian Approach to Social Justice Is Slow, Careful, and Self-ReflectiveThaddeus Williams asks good questions about contemporary zeal for change. But there are questions to ask of his critique as well.
Bethlehem Is More Than a Sentimental Backdrop to Christmas in the WestHow Christians are celebrating the holiday in the town of Jesus’ birth—and across the broader Middle East.
Contra Rod Dreher, Not All Signs Point to a Woke Dictatorship in AmericaWhat his new book gets right, and what it misses.
Gambia’s New Sharia-Friendly Constitution Fails. But Christians Are Still Concerned.Though pleased with the draft’s overall democratic reforms, leaders are frustrated that “Christian rights do not matter” in the West African nation.
The City That Never Stops WorshippingThough some have likened it to Sodom and Gomorrah, New York City has a long history of religious vibrancy.
Died: Édouard Nelson, a French-American Church Planter Who Wanted Secular Parisians to Know the GospelThe vice president of the Evangelical Council of Churches in France was passionate about training and equipping the next generation of leaders.
Secular Faiths Are Remaking the American Religious LandscapeTara Isabella Burton’s report on the ascendance of “Remixed” spirituality is equal parts fascinating and dismaying.
loading more
