Its main rivals seek truth without transcendence, or justice without redemption. And both flatten the meaning of human existence.

Israelis and Palestinians are equally beloved of God. But there’s no moral ambiguity about the genocidal evil of Hamas.

The professor and author speaks to critical theory, Biblical interpretation, and cultural thought.

The former president’s potential arrest shows that character does matter.

But here, as in other foreign-policy debates, Christians are well equipped to mediate between competing theories.

Local leaders weigh in on the Muslim-majority nation’s new penal code and whether governments should legislate morality.

It’s not the threat of divine surveillance but the extension of divine love that changes our hearts.

Governments can’t be indifferent to the moral and spiritual health of the governed.

Christians believe in mercy amidst moral failing. But how then should we vote?

Q&A with education professor Kevin Gary on the moral problem of the restless mind and why we need to learn to sit with tedium.