• Hour of Decision
    Column
    April 8, 2018

    Hour of Decision

    Aaron D. Wolf
    Looking objectively at the legacy of Billy Graham in the wake of his passing is virtually impossible, especially for me personally. I know several people who answered the altar call at a Graham crusade, “just as I am without one plea, but that...
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  • Shepherd in a Strange Land
    Reviews
    February 11, 2018

    Shepherd in a Strange Land

    Carl E. Olson
    “I’m a pastor, not a scholar,” Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, head of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia since 2011, said when I interviewed him earlier last year for Catholic World Report about his new book. “A bishop’s job is helping people get to...
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  • Chained Bible
    Correspondence
    February 11, 2018

    Chained Bible

    Ralph Berry
    The Church of England is now a citadel of advanced liberalism. It went over to secularism long ago, and its zealots intensify their hold upon doctrine and practice. The charge sheet includes, but is not confined to, support for the transgender...
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  • Cult of America, Part I
    Column
    February 11, 2018

    Cult of America, Part I

    Aaron D. Wolf
    Whether or not America is or ever was a Christian nation is hotly debated. It is fashionable today on the left to ascribe whatever currently is deemed by it to be unacceptable to the legacy of privileged patriarchal white men whose Christianity...
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  • No Time for Indulgences
    Column
    November 5, 2017

    No Time for Indulgences

    Aaron D. Wolf
    [W]e cannot afford to set aside our differences: We need to rediscover them, defend them vigorously and magnanimously, teach them to our children, celebrate them in worship and festival, and nail them to the church door when necessary.
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  • Leftists, Creationists, and Useful Idiots
    Correspondence
    October 7, 2017

    Leftists, Creationists, and Useful Idiots

    Jerry Salyer
    Not everyone here in the Bluegrass State was delighted by the 2007 opening of the Creation Museum in Boone County. “There’s been such a push in recent years to improve science education,” a representative of the Kentucky Paleontology Society...
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