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  • Without Gentleness or Respect: International Burn a Koran Day (September 8, 2010)
    Remembering the terrorist attacks of 9/11 is something we should do. But there are appropriate and inappropriate ways to do it.
  • Sailing on the Dawn Treader: Lessons a'Plenty (December 28, 2010)
    C. S. Lewis never missed a chance to teach a moral lesson. And The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is no exception.
  • Memento Mori: In the Aftermath of the Tornadoes (May 5, 2011)
    It is natural to try and make sense of out terrible events such as this. It would be presumptuous to offer definitive lessons, but there are eternal truths that calamities like this should bring to mind.
  • Watershed Moment: A New Declaration of Dependence (June 29, 2011)
    As much as I enjoy the anthems and the fireworks, more than that is called for on this July 4th. We need to confess our moral failures and our national sins.
  • The Book that Made Your World: The Bible and the West (July 13, 2011)
    Human dignity, reason, morality, science, liberty, and self-sacrificial heroism--each of these concepts grew out of Biblical principles.
  • Courageous Fatherhood (November 1, 2011)
    These men fight crime, maintain justice and protect the most vulnerable in society. Who am I talking about? Fathers.
  • How Far is Too Far in the Quest for Parenthood? (January 15, 2008)
    If you haven't thought much lately about just how rapidly the very nature of the family is changing, consider this: It is now possible for a child to have five parents.
  • Searching for Our Greatest Need (August 22, 2008)
    Day by day, Google and the Internet-at-large are convincing us that knowledge ought to be at our fingertips; whether it is a map, stock-price, article, quote, or video clip—we start to feel that typing it into a search-bar is all that it should take.
  • Crime and Character: The Overwhelming Evidence (June 30, 2010)
    "The latest crime statistics," Richard Cohen writes, "strongly suggest that bad times do not necessarily make bad people. Bad character does."
  • We Can Still Win This Thing: The Court and Public Opinion (August 9, 2010)
    A federal judge has overturned California's Proposition 8 declaring that the "ability to marry" is a fundamental right that cannot be denied to gays and lesbians. What nonsense. If the polls show a year from now when this case makes its way to the Supreme Court that the public is against gay marriage, we will win. But for that to happen, we have got to mobilize...
  • Sub-Prime Folly: No Substitute for Virtue (September 28, 2007)
    The sub-prime mortgage crisis of recent months reveals that living for the moment to get whatever you can always leads to disaster.
  • Can't Buy Me Love: Are We Becoming Marital Consumers? (October 1, 2011)
    Christians have always seen marriage as a covenant with God as a party to it. But the values of the marketplace, applied to marriage, teach a totally different message: that is, that we are entitled to a good "return on our investment."
  • Why Christian Women Marry Muslim Men (November 25, 2007)
    While we should welcome opportunities to develop friendships and share our life and faith with people of differing religious backgrounds, marriage is altogether different.
  • Restoring Civility: Will You Take the Pledge? (September 17, 2009)
    Even if you didn't watch Barack Obama's health care address last week, I'm sure you've heard how Rep. Joe Wilson interrupted it.
  • Do-It-Yourself Religion (September 20, 2011)
    Remember those fast-food commercials that said, “Have it your way”? Americans are doing just that … with their faith.
  • Halloween: Honor the Witnesses of All Saints' Day Instead (October 27, 2008)
    At best, Halloween's an excuse to ask strangers for candy. At worst, it's mindless paganism our ancestors turned their backs on. I would like instead to turn your attention to an often-overlooked celebration...
  • Evangelicalism in America: Waxing or Waning? (March 16, 2009)
    Are we witnessing the collapse of evangelicalism in America? Many think so. I, for one, do not.
  • 'Sex and the iWorld': Recovering Healthy Relationships (September 28, 2010)
    iWorlders are dissolving long-established boundaries because they believe that people are happiest making their own moral and relational choices--and the Church has turned a blind eye.
  • Teaching Kids to Think Christianly: God's World News (October 13, 2009)
    One of the chief reasons God's World News exists—to help families and schools learn how to talk about God's ongoing activity in the world as both creator and sustainer.
  • Are Christians 'The Other' in Society? (October 19, 2009)
    A recent Harpers' magazine article is what I would call a prime example of "othering"—of defining some individual or group as being different in some fundamental way and therefore not belonging.