C.S. Lewis Comes to the Big Screen Reluctantly
New film tells the story of ‘The Most Reluctant Convert.’
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The ‘Kairos’ and ‘Chronos’ of Christ’s Nativity
The incarnation of the Son of God is the most momentous event in all of human history.
After Hagia Sophia, Turkey Turns Second Historic Istanbul Church into Mosque
Turkish President Erdoğan ordered Aug. 21 that Chora Church, a much-visited site in the Fatih district of Istanbul, be turned into a mosque and opened for Muslim worship.
Coronavirus and Conversion: How to Evangelize in a Time of Crisis
With so much of everyday life turned upside down, Christians have an opportunity to engage with those who are searching for answers to their questions about life and death.
Report: Around the World, 260 Million Christians Face Persecution
The annual report from Open Doors, released Jan. 15, ranked North Korea first on its list of 50 most dangerous countries in which to be Christian, the 18th straight year that the country has received that designation.
Consider This Before Leaving the Catholic Church
COMMENTARY: It is not religion but irreligion that, by far, has been the leading cause of war.
In Western Europe, Christians Who Don’t Go to Church Outnumber Those Who Do
Released May 29, results found in 12 of the 15 surveyed Western European countries, nonpracticing Christians (defined as those who self-identify as Christian but report attending church services less than once per month) made up the largest religious group, beating out both religious “nones” and churchgoing Christians.
Are Religious-Freedom Advocates ‘Christian Supremacists’?
NEWS ANALYSIS: A new report from the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, and related comments by its chairman, have sown fears that people of faith are being smeared as bigots.
Fr. Anthony Stephens: Post-Lenten Healing and Holiness Through Reconciliation
Fr. Anthony Stephens of the Fathers of Mercy explains how we can continue to grow in holiness after the Lenten season.
Christians Can’t Win Unless They Lose
COMMENTARY: The relationship between the city of God and the city of man is never simple.
