It is good every once in a while to remind ourselves why the Alfred the Great Society exists and what it stands for. Who are we and what are our goals?...

What are the implications for our understanding of space when our theology is tinged with a 'zero-sum' approach?...

This year when Christmas Day falls on a Sunday, it is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with the traditions of the historic church, in which the corporate worship of God was an inseparable part of Christmas ...

What does the celebration of the Christian calendar tell us about time and space? What is the relationship between sacred and secular time?...

Clement Attlee brought socialism to Britain under a cloak of Christian language....

If you are concerned to think Christianly and to apply the categories of the Biblical worldview to every area of life, then you may want to keep abreast of my regular columns at the Charles Colson Center. ...

In the 19th and 20th century, a new type of 'secularism' emerged as evangelicals began reviewing culture as an autonomous organism independent of any religious moorings. American culture was becoming secularize...

In 18th century, evangelical Christianity became virtually indistinguishable from the political ideals of republicanism, setting the stage for a complete redefinition of the secular....

Using Niebuhr's categories on the relationship between Christ and culture, we find that the move to accommodate Christ to culture has a curious knack for leaving Christ pitted against culture. This is the first...

While there are many answers to this question, ranging from strong families to mission work to apologetic training, one critical aspect that is often overlooked is the role that good manners play in protecting ...