The Pledge of Allegiance: 2 Reasons Why Christians Should Not Say It
May 23, 2013 | BY: MATT YOUNG -- Pledging allegiance to the flag equates to making an oath of loyalty to an earthly kingdom. Both acts are...
The 6 Best Things About American Christianity
May 10, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- When it comes to American Christianity, we often see the worst in ourselves. We’re cynical, overly critical and...
The 6 Worst Things About American Christianity
May 9, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- America is wonderful! We have religious freedom to express our beliefs and worship according to our preferences...
The Cross and the Calling
BY: MORF MORFORD -- But I would argue that authentic, enduring, living Christianity is far from any of these – and even further...
Christianity: Philosophy or Religion?
BY: CHRISTIAN PIATT -- Conservative pundit Bill O’Reilly really stepped in the rhetorical poop pile recently when, in an effort to...
Christian Rhetoric in Understanding Racism
Christianity is filled with helpful ways of understanding modern racism. The way in which Christians view the world helps us understand our individual roles within a larger system of racial injustice. Yet the G...
Why Did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road?: An Interview with Brian McLaren
Brian McLaren's latest book, Why Did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road?: Christian Identity in a Multi-Faith World, released nearly a month ago and has garnered national attention. Bria...
Red Letter Christians on Campus: Do We Have a Responsibility to Shut our Siblings Up?
An Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Central Florida, Dr. Charles Negy, has struck a nerve by sending an email to his unanaesthetized “Cross-Cultural Psychology” students challe...
Four Reasons I Came Back to Church
I’ve written a couple of pieces lately that have gotten a lot of attention about why younger people tend to walk away from church. If you haven’t seen them yet, here are the links:
Seven Reasons Why Young A...
Persecution and Epistemic Closure
Epistemic closure is a recently defined philosophical term that describes someone who is so thoroughly encased in the echo chamber of their own ideology that they are completely immune to considering other view...