The Issues Christian Voters Are Neglecting
What would a Christian political agenda look like if it were measured by the lives that could be saved, sheltered, and healed?

What would a Christian political agenda look like if it were measured by the lives that could be saved, sheltered, and healed?

The dramatic warnings of doom have fed an atmosphere of despair. But there are more constructive responses.

The ferocity of the response to Jon Ossoff reveals something deeper about the world of Trump supporters.

In the aftermath of pandemics, people either try to forget them or find others to blame for them.

Christopher Nolan presents a very human hero to a culture that desperately needs one.

Ten years ago, the vice president wrote that one day, voters would realize the truth about Donald Trump. That day has now arrived.

On the president’s 80th birthday, it became clear that he has entered his decline.

The faithful can still repair the wreckage they have wrought.

The pontiff has proved unwilling to subordinate his faith to politics, or to adjust his commitment to the Gospel in exchange for access to power.

The defense secretary seems less interested in being on the side of God than on insisting that God is on his side.
