The Catholic Crisis Over “Us”
Perhaps most alarming is that the majority of the young people interviewed in this study were unaware that they were practicing something different from historic Christianity. They assumed that the way they see God is the way Christians have always seen God. Yet what they adhere to is a hollowed-out version of Christianity that places self as the c
... See moreJosh Chatraw • Apologetics at the Cross: An Introduction for Christian Witness
The crisis in Galatia had taught Paul a sobering lesson: that so extreme might be the sense of dislocation experienced by his converts that some of them, groping after a way to reorient themselves, could seriously contemplate circumcision. The Jews, after all, were an ancient people, and their laws famously strict. The appeal of an identity that wa
... See moreTom Holland • Dominion: The Making of the Western Mind
Transgenderism disagrees with thousands of years of consensus regarding gender and human identity shared by almost every culture, including those not influenced by Christian morality.
Andrew T. Walker • God and the Transgender Debate: What does the Bible actually say about gender identity?
has Reformed theology become just one more tool for coping with our secular age?