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Today, May 31, marks the 90th anniversary of a great act of simple courage.

The hope that the attempted assassination of former President Trump would become a rallying moment for national unity vanished quickly. What remains is a deep divide over gun ownership and what to do about the extensive gun violence in America.

New book helps us understand and respond to the phenomenon seeping into the Church.

In a rare moment of bipartisanship, senators on both sides of the aisle have agreed that social media is not safe for teens and that it’s time for the government to do something about it.

Conservative critiques of "wokeness" in public schools highlight a real issue, but student behavioral problems, rooted in family breakdown and worsened by secular, critical theory-based behavioral strategies, are a more fundamental concern. A...

Here are the stories the editors of ReligionToday.com believe most affected Christians around the world during the past 12 months.

Karl Marx said that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. And for once, I agree with him.

What better way to awaken the culture to good than by stirring people's imaginations? One Christian author is doing it particularly well.

What Jesus said about the dangers of wealth is just as true about celebrity in our postmodern age, and for most of the same reasons: It distorts our sense of self, both in relationship to others and to God.

A new medical discovery might pose ethical challenges we've never faced before.

With apologies to Al Gore, the debate over global warming is definitely not over.

I was recently reminded that the strongest witness to our faith in Christ isn't success or happiness. It’s hope—especially in the most painful situations.

When nothing is impossible for us, we're in the most danger of doing the unthinkable.

When a society no longer desires to make babies, could it also lose its desire for ... well, relations, too?

Just how low will Hollywood go to advertise an animated kids' Thanksgiving movie?

Have you ever asked a young atheist why he or she doesn't believe? Well, one researcher did. And the answers may surprise you.

When it comes to Hollywood movies, there really was a “good old days.” And we’ll be talking about the good old days of film throughout the year on BreakPoint.

Emotional, angry outbursts have become the acceptable parlance of public discourse. One case in point, and why it’s so dangerous.

Sometimes actions speak louder than words. And when it comes to gay marriage and the Supreme Court, so does inaction. I’ll explain, next on BreakPoint.

Certain worldviews lead to contradictions so absurd you’d laugh -- if the cost weren’t measured in lives. There’s one contradiction I find particularly shocking.