It’s commonly assumed: If you become a Christian, all your anxieties and problems will go away. As we navigate the challenges of a disease that threatens lives in our communities…
Month: November 2020
Sermons on Sickness and Suffering
It’s commonly assumed: If you become a Christian, all your anxieties and problems will go away. As we navigate the challenges of a disease that threatens lives in our communities…
Christians urge Britain to grant asylum to Pakistani girl forced to wed Muslim abductor, rapist
A U.K.-based charity has called on British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to grant asylum to a 14-year-old Christian girl who was abducted at gunpoint during the COVID-19 lockdown and forcibly…
Abandoning the Elderly in Belgium
A recent report by the Belgium affiliate of Amnesty International contained an elephant-sized irony that neither Amnesty International nor much of the media seemed to notice. Entitled “Nursing Home Blind…
How Racial Trauma Works – Jim Davis
Jim Davis and Justin Holcomb welcome Sheila Wise Rowe, author and executive director of the Rehoboth House, to discuss racial trauma and the many ways it can present itself cognitively,…
Has Cognitive Science Explained (Away) God? – Mitch Stokes
We’re often told that science is steadily removing reasons for belief in God. As atheist Jerry Coyne says, “Bit by bit, the list of phenomena that once demanded an explanatory…
Should We Anoint the Sick with Oil (James 5:14–15)? – Samuel Emadi
As a Reformed, low-church Protestant, I’m naturally suspicious of anything that smacks of religious ritualism. Prayer labyrinths? No, thank you; I’ll stick with corporate prayer in the church and the…
2020 Has Felt Like Advent All Year – Caroline Cobb
For many, 2020 has felt like one long groan. Between the pandemic, a struggling economy, the isolation of quarantine and online school, civil unrest, racial injustice, wildfires, hurricanes, a noisy…
Smith: Personhood for Animals? What About Plants?
Bioethicist Wesley Smith examines the meaning of the term “personhood” and its implications for human rights. Source Read More Evolution News
Hundreds of healthcare workers oppose ‘at-home’ abortions in Northern Ireland
Nearly 300 healthcare workers have signed an open letter to Northern Ireland’s health minister expressing their opposition to “at-home” abortions. Read More The Christian Post | RSS