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Jake Meador, Mere Orthodoxy Scrivener's argument, which is worth hearing in full in his video, is that the defining aspect of the post-World War II settlement that has defined wes...
Is the Era of Mere Christianity Over? We may be entering an era marked by the continued decline of denominationalism alongside an increase in theological factionalism. (A subscript...
by Iona Lowe, The Critic Extremely online Christianity is making faith too much of a performative exercise Just when I thought modern performativism could not surprise me, I was co...
by Alistair Chalmers, en There was a time when much of British public life at least assumed a broadly Christian moral framework. That did not mean Britain was ever truly a “Christi...
by Bijan Omrani, Telegraph Integrated Britain: The Church of England holds the key to both integrating immigrant communities and renewing national identity A few years ago, a Brazi...
By Ryan Danker, Juicy Ecumenism. (Photo: Markus Winkler/Unsplash) “Indeed the mode of showing your courtesy may vary, as Christian prudence will direct. But the thing itself is due...
On the dodgy Christianity of Christian Nationalist thought leader, R.J. Rushdoony,.
“I believe that the coming of the Christ fulfilled all of the Old Testament Scriptures and did so without retiring their moral and spiritual authority over us.” Concise and to the...
By Andrew Irwin, Juicy Ecumenism. (Image: Unsplash) “It is winter in Narnia and has been for ever so long … Always winter, but never Christmas,” the faun Mr. Tumnus responds to the...
Stephen James, Christian Post But when insights from competing religious and philosophical systems get combined into a new framework for determining truth, something more than ope...
Germán S. Díaz del Castillo, First Things On today's episode, writer Kelly Chapman joins Virginia and Germán. According to the discourse, it's fashionable to be religious. There's...
Porridge: Which current western cultures are not either (a) rooted in Islam or (b) post-Christian? I can’t think of any, but you might know of an example. Can you name me a sing...
The erosion of Christian faith and virtues may help explain why fewer Britons feel a duty to defend their country and its inheritance.
By Leonardo De Chirico, Evangelical Focus. While people expect the church to offer easily digestible products that can keep pace with the entertainment market, each individual rema...
by Aaron Edwards, That Good Fight Notes from an Apparently Controversial Conference If the furore around our recent conference is any indication, lots of people seem very determine...
Share the gospel with the lost, and you see how readily unbelievers will believe in anything but Christ. I have spoken with men who believed detailed things about aliens on other p...
by Beatrice Scudeler and M.Ciftci, Seen & Unseen The unexpected voices in the wilderness ‘There are only two countries in the world where representatives of the state religion...
By Mark Tooley, Juicy Ecumenism. Sam Goldman smartly advocates a revival of American Civil Religion in a Washington Post column today. He says: Rather than an embrace of Christian...
by Steve Osborne, Christian Post Recent surveys show that young adults are less likely than older Americans to identify as Christian, attend church, or engage regularly with Script...
By Jeffrey B. Webb, Christian History Institute. (Image: Wiki Commons) How early did Christianity come to Britain? If we give credence to the legend once set forth in song by Willi...
Missions is not as much about going somewhere as it is about following Someone. Whether Christ calls us to cross an ocean and bear witness to the one and only Savior or to cross th...
By Collin Hansen, TGC. (Photo: Public Domain) Aided by digital technologies, we’ve come closer than ever before to escaping the need for God, the need for each other, even the need...
These were my intro comments during the Christian nationalism round table discussion. On the one hand, it is truly admirable when a man knows what his duty is, and simply does it,...
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