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After the first-ever Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, the administration has now announced a Religious Freedom Task Force. Here’s why that’s important.

I’m unapologetically Protestant but, as I’ve said for a while now, our Catholic friends have long led the way on many bioethical issues like abortion and assisted reproductive technologies. For example, back in 2008, the Vatican released a...

Though it is good news for everyone, doctors and patients, that Franciscan Alliance will not be forced to mutilate bodies in the name of “transgender medicine,” the judge in this case ruled explicitly that the government could not violate these...

C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien had their first run-in in 1936, at an English tea with fellow Oxford faculty.

How do Christians know if a difference in belief or practice disrupts the unity of the church, or if it is to be valued and accepted? To put the question another way, can one be ecumenical and still be a Christian? In answer to this question,...

Has radical individualism within the church helped spur the growth of intrusive government?

One of the great men of French history had a daughter with a disability. His faith saw him—and her—through.

Fifty years ago, a Papal encyclical forbade the use of artificial contraception. How relevant is that document today?

The brilliant T.S. Elliot once observed that before we know what to do with something, we need to know what it’s for. That applies even to sex.

The idea that the government addressing pornography -- something that so dangerous to the public, especially to children -- is somehow akin to theocratic tyranny is, to put it mildly, ridiculous. Even us limited government folks think government...

In the heated debate over illegal immigration, some Christians may be missing something: the faith of the new arrivals.

What happens when an ordinary Polish woman encounters extraordinary evil? Well, she saves 2,500 Jewish children.

Recently, the writing of G.K. Chesterton has undergone a resurgence of popularity. His Father Brown stories have always been popular, but his theological works, such as Orthodoxy, Heretics, The Everlasting Man, and collections of his essays, are...

Grab a tissue and prepare to get misty-eyed as a scared little boy whispers, "Is my Dad in Heaven? " to the Pope, who responds with solace, comfort, and grace.

Erasmus never joined the Protestant movement, but many scholars would argue he set the stage for the Reformers.

Jesus is not a pure Greek name, as there is no "J" in Greek. What was the original name of Christ the Messiah?