The Political Captivity of the Faithful
By Nathan Hatch There are things only the church can do. It should do those things. I entered graduate school to study history in the spring of 1970—a wild and contentious time. President Nixon had just expanded the Vietnam War into Cambodia and college campuses...
Image
What is your image? How do you project yourself on Facebook? How do you want to be seen? The Apostle Paul writes that Jesus “is the image of the invisible God.” (Colossians 1.15). What kind of image can be made of invisibility? Is Paul just trying to grab readers’...
Vouchers
Many Americans are opposed to vouchers for the education of children. The common objection is that vouchers harm public education while underwriting religious schools and, as such, mix Church and State. The objection belies the reality. It is the failure to provide...
Make My Cake
“Mr. Phillips creates original works of art with food coloring and frosting instead of the more conventional canvas and paint. His creations are symbolic speech. No one should be compelled to create a work of art—be it in the form of a cake, painting, or song—that expresses an idea with which he strongly disagrees. A government that compels someone to do so is tyrannical, whether religion is involved or not.” – Michael Enders
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