Editorial
Chuck Colson – God's Man in the Arena
Chuck Colson (1931-2012) was a giant among Christians in America. If there were an Evangelical Mount Rushmore, Chuck Colson would be on it.
How to Answer Arguments in Favor of Abortion
Social Conservatives, Get Ready to Rumble
Should Anyone Planning to Sin Be Baptized?
The Battle for Marriage: Imagination, Culture and Politics
Spirituality as Parody
Redefining Bullying: A Savage Attack
Evolution's End? President Obama Calls for Same-Sex Marriage
What Maurice Sendak Can Teach the Church
Dangerous Calling: Pastoral Ministry Is War
TBN: Trouble in Paradise
Telling the Whole Story: The Flight of Chen Guangcheng
Letters to the Editor
Opinions
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Jonathan Haidt | Interview: Jonathan Haidt on Social Conservatives, New Atheists and Civility in Politics
In his new book, The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Religion and Politics, Jonathan Haidt, a social psychology professor at University of Virginia, argues that our intuitions come before our reasoning and our reasoning is usually a post-hoc justification for those intuitions. As a result, humans do a horrible job at understanding those with whom they disagree.
Craig Groeschel | Craig Groeschel on 'Soul Detox,' Taking God's Word Seriously
Craig Groeschel, considered one of the most influential pastors in the country, wants to help Christians open their eyes to all the "spiritual trash" that has accumulated in their lives.
Della Reese | Interview With Della Reese: 'God's Had a Bad Agent'
The Reverend Della Reese will turn 80 years old in July, and her life is a testimony to all who know her. Reese is perhaps best known for her powerful voice and for her role as head angel Tess on the hit series "Touched by an Angel." She spoke with The Christian Post about her life, faith, and what lies ahead. Don't count on her slowing down anytime soon!
Ken Myers | Is 'the Culture' Really the Church's Problem?
Author Ken Myers doesn't believe "the culture" is the biggest challenge facing the Church today. Rather, it's the culture in the church that's the problem as many believers live not fully transformed by the Gospel.
