Shane Morris

In a TEDx talk years ago, Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari made the startling claim that human rights do not exist.  

Fathers may not sell the most Hallmark cards, but as author and theologian Anthony Bradley has often argued, they absolutely should be at the...

A few days ago, over a million West African Methodists voted to leave the denomination. Jerry Kulah, a delegate from Liberia, spoke for...

Does science give evidence for the existence of God? Few people have done more to refute this worldview in recent years than a philosopher of...

A recent video from the PBS Eons YouTube channel, a show which covers topics related to paleontology and evolution, wrestled with...

On average, women go through menopause by age 50. This means that women are only able to bear children for about a third of their lives. However,...

A few weeks ago, the Boy Scouts of America announced the removal of the word “boy” from the name of its flagship program. 

C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien had their first run-in in 1936, at an English tea with fellow Oxford faculty.

Once upon a time, married couples having children was the norm, an expected stage in life most people shared. Now, it is often treated as an...

The only way to distinguish the legitimate from the dangerous, the false, and the nefarious will be to know clearly what it means to be human....

It’s odd how many people these days are coming to appreciate Christianity for everything other than the Lord and Savior at its center.

What we see on campuses is an inevitable result when activism replaces education.

The time is now to start asking real questions about the unregulated industry of child manufacturing.

Statistics back up God’s good plan for humanity and for His creation.

You can't have Christianity's fruit without its root.

Other states are following the lead to pass age verification laws while content distributors fight for the right of "artistic freedom."

Christian groups band together to fight compliance to strict DEI rules.

The unprecedented rise of mental health problems in Generation Z suggests that the overuse of this tool has done as much harm as good.