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Despite its popular title, Jesus' parable of "The Sower" implies that fruitful evangelism depends not so much on the one who sows the seed... Read More

'Satan's Dare' and the Search for Truth

Jim DeMint, RealClearReligion

Several decades ago, while on vacation, my wife and I visited a church on Easter Sunday. The sermon stunned me. After describing the... Read More

Videos

Justin Giboney | The Lies That Serve Us: Christians and Critical Race Theory

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks on Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, Judaism, and Israel

World Over: Cardinal Gerhard Muller and George Weigel with Raymond Arroyo

The Priority of the Person

Catholics Need a Crash Course on Communion

Katrina Trinko, USA Today

Every Sunday, I think: Have I committed a serious sin? That might seem like a ludicrously dour tradition, but for me, it's not about the... Read More

No, Jews Aren’t White

Liel Leibovitz, Commentary

Many years ago, I moved from my native Israel to New York, and because I had no cash and no clue, I spent my days helping out at a... Read More

Fulton and the Future of Religious Liberty

Gerard Bradley, First Things

"After receiving more than 2,500 pages of briefing and after more than a half-year of post-argument cogitation, the Court has emitted a wisp... Read More

The Flight From Jewish Peoplehood

Joshua Karlip, Tablet

During the interwar era, Zelig Hirsch Kalmanovitch (1885-1944) - Yiddishist, Diaspora Nationalist, public intellectual, philologist, and... Read More

Teach the Hebrew Bible in Philosophy Courses

Dru Johnson, FifteenEightyFour

Why isn't the biblical literature taught alongside other philosophies? By any objective criteria, it measures up to the Mesopotamians,... Read More

Late Rachel Held Evans' First Children's Book Published

Emily Miller, RNS

Rachel Held Evans was just starting to get excited about writing children's books. The bestselling author of several adult books on... Read More

The Fighting Spirit of St. Augustine's City of God

Paul Seaton, Law & Liberty

It was a bracing experience reading Veronica Roberts Ogle's fine new study of Augustine's City of God during the run-up to Holy Week and... Read More

Yang is Right. Hasidic Schools Need Little Regulation

Broyde & Krakowski, EN

New York mayoral candidate Andrew Yang recently made waves when he declared that the city "shouldn't interfere" with Orthodox Jewish schools... Read More

The Faith of an Autistic Man

Jory Fleming, Wall Street Journal

It was an unlikely connection. A literal, logical person, challenged by basic verbal communication, and an unseen spirit, who communicates... Read More

To Walk Proudly as Buddhist Women

Cindy Rasicot & Dhammananda Bhikkhuni, LR

Dhammananda Bhikkhuni, the first fully ordained Theravada nun in Thailand, received novice ordination on February 6, 2001. She couldn't be... Read More

RCReligion Analysis

The Suffering and Perseverance of Elisabeth Elliot

J. John, RealClearReligion

“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose.” It was missionary Jim Elliot who said these... Read More

The Good Soil of Europe is Ripe for Sowing

J. John, RealClearReligion

Despite its popular title, Jesus' parable of "The Sower" implies that fruitful evangelism depends not so much on the one who sows the seed... Read More

'Satan's Dare' and the Search for Truth

Jim DeMint, RealClearReligion

Several decades ago, while on vacation, my wife and I visited a church on Easter Sunday. The sermon stunned me. After describing the... Read More

Videos

Justin Giboney | The Lies That Serve Us: Christians and Critical Race Theory

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks on Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, Judaism, and Israel

World Over: Cardinal Gerhard Muller and George Weigel with Raymond Arroyo

The Priority of the Person

Fulton and the Future of Religious Liberty

Gerard Bradley, First Things

"After receiving more than 2,500 pages of briefing and after more than a half-year of post-argument cogitation, the Court has emitted a wisp of a decision that leaves religious liberty in a confused and vulnerable state. Those who count on this Court to stand up for the First Amendment have every right to be disappointed - as am I."... Read More

Religious Persecution & Discrimination

No, Jews Aren’t White

Liel Leibovitz, Commentary

Many years ago, I moved from my native Israel to New York, and because I had no cash and no clue, I spent my days helping out at a friend’s hardware store. Not really being the handy type, I cared less about the power tools on display and the customers who craved them and more about a certain young woman working the cash register. This provoked the ire of a fellow worker, who felt slighted t... Read More

Religious Freedom

Fulton and the Future of Religious Liberty

Gerard Bradley, First Things

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