In a striking turn of events, renowned atheist and evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins recently declared himself a “cultural Christian” during an interview with Rachel S. Johnson of LBC. Dawkins’ declaration was sparked by his reaction to the Mayor of London’s decision to
In an attempt to avoid being “Christian nationalists,” many people subordinate Christian faith to political liberalism. Ironically, this is similar to what actual Christian nationalists do. In either case, one’s moral life is informed by a political theory, to which Christian faith
During a recent MSNBC appearance, Politico correspondent Heidi Przybyla attempted to differentiate Christian views from “Christian Nationalism” but muddied the waters by claiming that only Christian Nationalists think rights come from God and not human political bodies. But this is the mainstream
Policies that are at the service of humanity "cannot allow themselves to be dictated by finance and the inner workings of the market," Pope Francis said.
Instead, societies must consider how their people can share challenges and resources, the pope told representatives of
Adam and Eve were the ideal couple, the floor model, the textbook example, the paradigm. They had it all. But they didn’t want to be who they were. They wanted to be different people and, in a bold act of the will,
While reading C.S. Lewis’ spiritual autobiography “Surprised by Joy” for the first time, Scott Richert, in his most recent column, reflects on the Great War over the role that imagination plays in bringing us to a knowledge of higher things. Richert poses
Until recently, paradoxically, C.S. Lewis had been largely ignored at Oxford University, where he taught for three decades until his early death from bone cancer Nov. 22, 1963. He gained greater recognition in the United States, which he never visited.
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Pulling from the writings, interviews, and speeches of Pope Benedict XVI, "What is Christianity?: The Last Writings" serves as an interpretation of several of the important documents and topics of the Second Vatican Council. Contrary to its title, this book is not
The proliferation of yard signs embodying the culture of death has become a noticeable phenomenon, stretching beyond mere political messages to philosophical declarations. These signs often articulate creeds and beliefs, as exemplified by the popular yard sign originating from a Wisconsin librarian
An English bishop said Catholics must work harder to evangelize the U.K. after the latest official census showed that Christians were a minority for the first time since records began.
The census, taken every 10 years, revealed that in 2021, 27.5 million people