3+ mon, 4+ week ago   (240+ words) In discussing the Catholic Church’s early response to modern Zionism, Lévy noted, “the conversation between Herzl and Pope Pius X…started very, very badly. But there has been a succession of popes that have been much more sensitive to the…...

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (314+ words) Biblical truth is proclaimed in many ways. We see it with missionaries spreading the Gospel in far-flung regions of the world, soapbox preachers on busy street corners, and clergy ministering to congregations large and small, from pulpits in ornate cathedrals…...

6+ mon, 2+ day ago   (761+ words) PITTSBURGH – Last September, Pastor Jason Howard of the Sanctuary Church in Pittsburgh saw a surge of young people flocking to his Christian congregation, the week after Charlie Kirk was murdered. But the youth movement didn't pause. In fact, it grew,…...

6+ mon, 4+ day ago   (1210+ words) (often abbreviated as TAG) is different. It does not begin with objects or events in the world. Instead, it begins with something even more fundamental: the very possibility of reasoning, knowledge, and intelligibility itself. Rather than asking, “What caused the…...

6+ mon, 5+ day ago   (287+ words) Believers went around the known world proclaiming the “Good News” and what it could mean to those who believe. To this day, there are over a billion believers around the world who, though divided by nationality, race, and political beliefs,…...

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (751+ words) Modern culture has developed a strange phrase that appears everywhere in politics, media, and law: “owning the narrative.” Campaign strategists say it. Journalists debate it. Activists build entire movements around it. The phrase sounds fashionable, even cynical, but beneath the…...

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (1377+ words) townhall.com Goodness Exists, Though You’d Never Know It From the Corporate Media One of the first things I do every morning, even before I get out of bed, is check the news to discover if something good happened while…...