2019 Books of the Year
Great books tell stories. Here’s our pick of vivid and insightful new releases for better understanding America, world events, history, science, and theology
Great books tell stories. Here’s our pick of vivid and insightful new releases for better understanding America, world events, history, science, and theology
Charges are the latest tumult for embattled international religious freedom commission
Chinese propaganda is targeting Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters and the churches that support them
While fighting in Syria continues, local leaders question the claims of a U.S.-based aid group
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Culture
Ignoble prize The Nobel prize for literature went to Italian playwright Dario Fo, an unrepentant Marxist whose plays satirize capitalism, Italian politics, and religion. His drama We Can't ...
Books
What role did Paul of Tarsus actually play in the establishment of the Christian faith in the first-century Roman milieu? Was he the faithful disciple of the Lord Jesus, a missionary to the gentil...
Movies & TV
The difference between good TV and bad TV," said Michael Medved recently while guest-hosting the Rush Limbaugh show, "is the difference between good heroin and bad heroin." Two new ABC programs sh...
Video
For parents who've tolerated their last Halloween and are ready to substitute an annual Reformation Day instead, Gateway Films and Vision Video have put together a package to help move children ou...
Movies & TV
Movies that recreate the 19th century, such as Sense and Sensibility and the Merchant & Ivory franchise, have a strong appeal today. The honorable characters, formal manners, and elevated lang...
The Buzz (Publick Occurrences)
The nation's top doc? Late in the Washington news cycle on Friday, Oct. 17, President Clinton quietly vetoed yet again legislation overwhelmingly approved by Congress to ban partial-birth a...
Quotables
In the David-versus-Goliath battle between the taxpayer and the IRS, David is about to get a bigger slingshot. House Ways and Means Committee chairman BILL ARCHER (R-Texas), on a House refo...