InterVarsity study of Christians at secular schools shows most feel welcome and want to “pursue the common good together.”

By: Ross Douthat – nytimes.com – August 19, 2021 “If appreciating some of the ideas in St. Augustine’s ‘Confessions’ was enough to make you a Christian,” a friend said to me someyears ago, “then I’d be a Christian. But a personal God? The miracles? I can’t get there yet.” Whenever I write about the decline of organized religion in America,...

A famous movie phrase is: “If you build it, they will come.” But Christians have built over 350,000 churches but there isn’t much evidence that millions in the emerging generations will come back to church.

More than 25% of people who attended religious services at least once a month before the novel coronavirus pandemic have no plans to return to their church, synagogue or mosque in the next few weeks as restrictions continue to be lifted, according to data from a recent AP-NORC poll.

Keeping faith in a political realignment

An apartment building collapsed in South Florida yesterday; nearly one hundred people are missing as of this morning.

An apartment building collapsed in South Florida yesterday; nearly one hundred people are missing as of this morning.

America’s greatness rests on its long-standing adherence to the enduring principles its Founders wisely memorialized for future generations. The very first of these was religious liberty.

The proposed Equality Act of 2021 (H.R. 5) would make mainstream beliefs about marriage, biological facts about sex differences, and many sincerely held beliefs punishable under the law.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-TX, called for the Church to “wake up” if the “woke assault” is to be defeated in the United States.