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When Christians use the term "free will," it often refers to the debate over whether we choose God or God chooses us. On the other hand, when the term "free will" is used by evolutionary biologists, the debate is over whether choice itself is...

Nevill Coghill was a lifelong friend of C.S. Lewis, a renowned theatre director, and a school who made Chaucer accessible to a new audience. So why don't more people know about him?

It’s past time we move from asking “What if?” to asking “What now?” And that’s what Sean McDowell and I do in our new book.

The Shroud still exists, and we would argue for a divine reason. And by its very existence, proves that the cloth has been “protected” after being hidden in a wall in Edessa for over 400 years and then surviving through crusades, wars, numerous...

A recent story in New York Magazine asked readers how many bones they would be willing to break in order to attain intimacy—or something to that effect.

No matter what advocates claim, in the end, assisted suicide will eventually lead to the most vulnerable among us being pressured to die.

What does the growth of Christianity in China mean for that nation’s communist government?

Two decades ago, one scientist wrote a book that changed the way we talk about evolution. And his argument is still making waves.

Sexual abuse in the church is not just a Catholic problem. According to a recent WORLD Magazine cover story, Protestant clergy are also guilty of widespread sexual assaults.

Innocent blood is crying from the ground of North Korea. For what’s happening and what you can do, stay tuned.

Hooray! We are finally focusing on religious liberty again—but let’s keep in mind it doesn’t stop at the water’s edge.

Fifty years ago this Friday, one of the great Christian voices passed away. In fact, without him, I probably wouldn’t be speaking to you today.

Christians must not run for political or ideological corners. To the best of our ability, we must affirm all truths, even those hard to swallow, and we must deny all lies, even the ones that are politically expedient.

I’ll bet you when most people think about the Christian view of sex, a whole host of "thou shalt nots" pops into their minds. And that’s a shame.

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Planned Parenthood supporters paint a scary picture of what will happen if the organization is defunded. But one New York Times columnist isn’t buying it. Nor should we.

Swimsuits are history for Miss America, and reactions to this news by many conservatives reveals more than I wanted to see.

The core message of the modern environmental movement seems to be utter contempt for the human species. Think I’m exaggerating? Then stay tuned to BreakPoint.

The sudden death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Saturday came as a terrible shock. Back in 1996, Chuck Colson described this giant of a man.