I quite randomly stumbled upon a passage from The Book of Sirach (a.k.a., Ecclesiasticus) in the Apocrypha that addresses vocation in a manner that blew me away.
I quite randomly stumbled upon a passage from The Book of Sirach (a.k.a., Ecclesiasticus) in the Apocrypha that addresses vocation in a manner that blew me away.
Christopher D. Raymond looks at the recent data about the decline in church affiliation and comes to a stark conclusion: "Orthodox believers stay, while those with unorthodox views leave."
There are two "Last Supper" movies. Even tourists won't be allowed to worship in China. And Netflix plans a female Aslan.
Luther's doctrine of the estates is an important facet--in addition to the Two Kingdoms and the doctrine of vocation--of his teaching about Christianity and society.
Do you think Mark Zuckerberg's maxim of "move fast and break things" is a good philosophy for an individual, a company, or a government?
A brand new study found that 24% of Americans were "Nones" in 2023. But one year later, in 2024, that percentage had dropped to 21%. That is a change from one-fourth to one-fifth.
Underlying many of our moral and cultural issues today is a war against the body, a fantasy of radical disembodiment.
American Protestantism is becoming "post-denominational." So observes Mark Tooley, who thinks it likely that many denominations will just cease to exist over the next ten years. But what would that mean, not having denominations?
Upending the economy. The Marxist comic book. And how to thwart a black mass.
If two-thirds of women (67%) who get abortions didn't want to, and almost as many (60%) would not have had one if they had "more emotional support" and "financial security," most abortions can be prevented.
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