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But first, here is some key material from the Arizona Capitol Times report on this study — the very report with that punchy headline mentioned earlier. A new study by a researcher at Arizona Christian University says 32 million Christians who are regular churchgoers are likely to stay home this election. And that, according to the report by […]
Warning: This review contains spoilers. (REVIEW) “Exhibiting Forgiveness” does a great job of honestly wrestling with the hardest questions around forgiveness, religious and otherwise, even if not all the elements quite come together. The film is beautiful for its vulnerability and willingness to wrestle with both the topic of forgiveness and how it intersects with […]
Sometimes, you’ll be listening to a pop song, and then you’ll suddenly bolt upright and ask yourself, “Hold on. Is this a hymn?” For example, you might realize the band you’re listening to is named “Creed,” and the song is talking about going “higher, to a place where blind men see.” Clearly, this about heaven. […]
(ANALYSIS) In recent years, there has been a noticeable decline in academic performance across the United States and beyond, coupled with a significant decrease in religious belief. This dual trend got me thinking. Are these two developments connected? The answer appears to be a pretty resounding yes. The relationship between religious belief and academic success […]