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Atheists, like everyone else, will sooner or later die. Either that, or they will renounce their misotheism and turn to God, if not to Christ. There are so many atheists and non-believers who have abandoned their hatred of God and embraced Him and His great love for them.

There is a gathering storm against religious freedom in this country, and it’s about to break not only upon Christian churches and their schools, but also any private individual who holds to traditional opinions on matters of sexuality and gender.

Dawkins praises the Christian values that make his UK lifestyle the envy of much of the world. But rejecting Christian belief while holding onto its values is illogical, contradictory and has consequences – and he knows it.

Xi van Fleet is one of the most important voices in America – nay, one of the most important voices in the West – today. The outspoken critic of cultural Marxism said, “2020 was when I realised, Communism is here. It’s taken root, and I have to do something.”

The things which are exclusive about Christianity are the very things that make it the idea most likely to produce the inclusive society the Left say they want.

As a woman, I was interested recently to read what female faith leaders in Australia had to say on International Women’s Day. However, I was disappointed, but not surprised, to see the prevalence of DEI rhetoric among senior female faith leaders.

The new Rob Reiner documentary decrying Christian Nationalism is a thinly-veiled attempt at keeping Christians from practising their Christianity in the voting booth.

It’s a contradiction that lies beneath the surface of our moral conversations. It’s never talked about or discussed (at least not in public). And yet, this contradiction is corrosive: it upends the view of universal morality and human rights that nearly every secular person takes for granted.

The Israeli philosopher, historian, transhumanist, homosexual and atheist Yuval Noah Harari is about as bad as it gets when it comes to his pronouncements about who we are, where we should be heading, and how we should get there.

In this interview, John Anderson talks with Mary Harrington, who shares her journey from radical leftist and non-conformist, to discovering fulfilment in embracing traditional societal expectations.

The most basic question of all must be, “Why are we here?” And “Why is there something instead of nothing?” After all, it’s only human to consider the kind of weighty, existential questions such as those concerning meaning and personal significance.

When I thought about Hirsi Ali’s life up to now, and in particular the incredible challenges and dangerous situations she’s faced, and not least this complete about-face, I was reminded of the former slave trader and God-hater, John Newton.

Mohler identified the root cause of anti-Semitism in the Jews’ special status as God’s chosen, or “elect”, people. He pointed out that left-wing anti-Semitism will spill over into anti-Christian bias.

We can only hope and pray that Jordan Peterson recognises that same “steady, unrelenting approach” as Lewis did, and comes fully into the revelatory Light of Christ that his Jungian lens cannot perceive.

The big idea of this book is that 1776, more than any other year in the last millennium, is the year that made us who we are. We cannot understand ourselves without it.

One of the most remarkable stories of the year is Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s public profession of Christian faith. Hirsi Ali recounts her own spiritual journey from Islam to atheism to now, more recently, Christianity.

Forced organ harvesting has been taking place in China since the early 2000s, when the authorities began persecuting members of the Falun Dafa community.

It seems to me that the world is being run by the United Nations out of its General Assembly in New York, USA. I argue that this is madness.

Our secular culture tells us that the secular (atheistic) view of life is rational and scientific. Religions like Christianity, we’re told, are little more than myths that we need to scrap to become enlightened, logical and reasonable people. Christians need to ‘grow up’ and face the [...]

Josh Timonen reveals his long journey from Dawkins to Jesus. Richard Dawkins is the world’s most famous atheist. During my university days, students were recommended Dawkins’ books. I distinctly remember seeing my peers reading Dawkins’ 2006 title The God Delusion – which has sold more [...]