Have Progressive Christians Abandoned Too Much?
AUGUST 26, 2013 | BY: KATHY VESTAL -- The progressive Christianity movement arose in response to the fundamentalist movement...
How a Conservative Christian Home-School Graduate Became a Bleeding-Heart Liberal (Part 1)
AUGUST 13, 2013 | BY: JOY BENNETT -- Labels depend in large part on context. In conservative religious and political circles...
Christianity's 5 Most Popular Scapegoats
JULY 19, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Within Christianity it’s easy to criticize. Here are some of the most common scapegoats: 1) Conservative...
The False Idol of “Christianity”
JUNE 6, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Welcome to Christianity! Please complete the following questionnaire: Do you believe in the...
Why I am Actively Supporting the Boy Scouts
May 25, 2013 | BY: CHRISTIAN PIATT --There’s been no more important time than now for supporters of a more inclusive culture to make...
Why “Evangelical” Is Worth Saving
May 25, 2013 | BY: BRANDAN ROBERTSON -- Many people in the Christian world are facing this issue of high jacked terminology. Words like "saved"...
My Journey Out of the Religious Right (VIDEO)
BY: FRANK SCHAEFFER -- Recently I spoke at the University of Oklahoma on my journey out of the Religious Right. Here's the video...
Does Government Assistance Discourage Private Charity?
A couple of months ago my brother, the Reverend Doctor Jim Robinson, posted a blog titled “Hard Work vs. Government Assistance.” It was well-written and thought-provoking, but I thought it was incomplete.
I...
On justice, marriage, and Obama
…because not quite enough has been said about this yet.
If you’ve read a news magazine, been online or watched CNN in the past week, you know that May 9 President Obama finally came out and declared he was f...
A Moderately Conservative Case for the Defeat of NC Amendment 1
As soon as my husband accepted our friends’ offer of an “Another Family Against the Amendment” yard sign in January, I knew exactly how it would play out. The corrugated plastic sign wouldn’t be forgotten in ...