The Decade of Doubt
2011–2020 could easily be designated “the decade of doubt.”
2011–2020 could easily be designated “the decade of doubt.”
When it comes to wearing face masks, Americans need to think more about “we” and less about “me.”
Every sector in American religion, in some way, has lost their way.
COVID-19 isn’t the only pandemic in America today.
American Christians, far too often, jettison Jesus from our lives.
Notre Dame on fire is an apt metaphor for the twenty-first century church.
Political partisanship is the new idolatry of the twenty-first century.
When it comes to guns, the Jesus who took children in his arms and blessed them expects better than the current status quo.
Why is it that nonreligious people are often more like Jesus than Christians?