Opinion

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  When Artificial Intelligence Makes Art, What Becomes of the Artist? In September, the first prize at the annual Colorado State Fair art competition went to a submission entitled, “Théâtre D’opéra Spatial.” The painting was submitted by Jason Miller and depicts an ornate... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Jan 27, 2023
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  Controversial WWII Museum Exhibit Highlights 'the Bad Sides of History' Ultimately, none of us are so good that we are beyond the need for God’s help or so bad that we are beyond his redemption. Every day brings the chance to be a hero or a villain in God’s story. Ryan Denison Jan 27, 2023
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  New Study Debunks Dutch Transgender Research A calling card of our cultural moment is the presumption that science is wholly on the side of the progressive sexual agenda. To question so-called “transgender medicine,” for example, especially for minors,... John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Jan 26, 2023
• Pope Francis Says Homosexuality Is Not a Crime Western culture has clearly decided that any and all LGBTQ activity between consensual adults is to be tolerated and even affirmed. If secular media can quote religious leaders in ways that appear to support... Jim Denison Jan 26, 2023
• American Life Expectancy Continues to Fall According to a CDC report released in December, the life expectancy of Americans fell by about seven months in 2021, reaching the lowest point in two decades. Although researchers expected a major drop in... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Jan 25, 2023
• Christians Must Not Treat Their Faith Like a Hobby In our culture, religion is to be kept separate from public life. It is viewed as a personal hobby, nothing more. As such, it is to be given no more weight or warrant in public life than any other hobby. My... Jim Denison Jan 25, 2023
• Effective Compassion vs. Effective Altruism A Christian moral vision does not reduce humanity or humans to a math equation. As ethicist and theologian Oliver O’Donovan has put it, “to love everybody in the world equally is to love nobody very much.”... John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Jan 24, 2023
• When We Walk Our Journey Well, Our Changed Lives Attract the Lost to Christ Christians are not immune from Anaximander’s self-centric map drawing. Even though we sing, “I once was lost, but now I’m found / Was blind but now I see,” we are not yet home. There is much we do not... Jim Denison Jan 24, 2023
• What Christians Can Learn from Secular Humanism From its very beginning, secular humanism has, in various ways, promised to save the world. Not only have these promises failed, but no coherent vision has even been offered of what a “saved world” would... John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Jan 23, 2023
• What's Wrong with the World Today? As you and I know, the only One who can transform a sinful human heart is Jesus: “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come” (2 Corinthians 5:17). Why,... Jim Denison Jan 23, 2023
• Rebuilding Foundations Post-Roe Fifty years ago, on January 22, 1973, the United States Supreme Court fabricated a so-called “right to abortion” out of thin air. This travesty of justice, which enabled the deaths of tens of millions of... John Stonestreet and Timothy D Padgett Jan 20, 2023
• A Spiritual Lesson on Buying Time While fiscal responsibility is important, an issue that receives far less attention in Christian circles pertains to being responsible with our time. Ryan Denison Jan 20, 2023