The Dispatch
Evangelicals and the two Religion Clauses of the First Amendment
Does a religious group have a right to get actively and directly involved in politics? And is that a good idea? […]
Evangelicals
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An evening with William Lane Craig
Both Dr. Craig, who is Protestant, and I agreed heartily in our opposition to dumbed-down versions of Christianity and that authentic faith ought never to […]
The Dispatch
What, the Devil?
A new study reveals that Catholics are among the least likely to agree that Satan is a “living being.” […]
Analysis
When some Christians affirm traditional moral teaching, other Christians freak out
The angry responses to the Nashville Statement reflect the sort of “moral therapeutic deism” that has increasingly dominated the public square in recent years. […]
Features
Why Fr. Spadaro owes an apology to half of all American Christians
Antonio Spadaro, S.J., has pioneered a new kind of ecumenism: denouncing the content and quality of other Christians’ faith and slamming the Church doors in […]
Books
A lucid, insightful tour through the principles of ecumenism
Peter Kreeft’s Catholics and Protestants: What Can We Learn from Each Other? emphasizes that Christ’s “Church will become wholly whole when it becomes wholly holy.” […]