The bewildering truth behind human technological enslavement is that it is impossible without the voluntary participation of the intended slaves. People will welcome technocracy into their lives...

...After surviving two assassination attempts, seeing the brutal murder of his friend has changed him, shaping not only how he thinks about security but affecting him personally as well.

A brief spurt of violence severely rattled the fragile ceasefire in Gaza Wednesday, as Hamas ceasefire violations provoked yet another round of deadly Israeli airstrikes across Gaza.

Is the next generation of romantic comedy viewers...boys? Two recent surveys suggest that it’s younger men, not women, who are more focused on getting married and having children.

... What happens when technology begins to imitate the sacred? And what
dangers arise when we confuse spiritual authority with artificial intelligence?

Society seems to be rushing headlong toward replacing God and humans with AI in a trend that
seems as inevitable as it is concerning. Now we see the rise of “chatbot Jesus” and AI pastors.

...Institutions of higher education face a perfect storm of factors. Enrollments have not kept up with expectations, leaving high debt and empty buildings...This crisis is an opportunity.

"Evangelicalism's flagship magazine" is doubling down on woke.

There was a time when our schools didn’t just focus on test scores—they taught children how to live. Basic budgeting, home economics, shop class, and moral reasoning, students once learned...

The Census Bureau released a reportthat noted that about 76% of all incorporated places have fewer than 5,000 residents. More shocking, almost 42% of incorporated places have populations under 500.

From breakups and divorces to cross-country moves and career jumps, more people are asking chatbots to navigate critical life choices. Users are leaning on AI for high-stakes choices...

Candace Owens implied that Jack Hibbs and other pastors were “involved” in Kirk’s assassination.

Per new polling, religion is no longer important to most Americans. In response to the question “Is religion an important part of your daily life?” 49% said yes. Ten years ago, in 2015, 66% responded affirmatively.

In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, the church faces a critical and timely question: Can machines disciple people? The answer, according to both Scripture and experience, is a resounding no.

As the fracturing dynamics that has roiled within American evangelicalism begin to finally slow, we may be at the beginning of what may feel like a new era in the life of the American church.

American schools began with the Puritans in the 1600s for the purpose of Bible literacy...By the 1800s, the core of learning in schools had begun to shift. American culture has endured an onslaught of...

...What have thirty UN climate conferences accomplished since 1995? The answer is “no measurable climate benefit.” Since 2000, the world has spent about $10 trillion on renewable energy, with no results.

...The question isn't if digital IDs will become mainstream. The question is how quickly this transformation will overtake everyday life--and what it will mean for privacy, freedom, and the future direction of society.

...Wellness as an idol is easy to worship, I think, because no one wants to feel bad. And the dream of being well, being well-adjusted, being cured, being restored, or being healed is so desirable.

...Due to Euro-socialism and decades of unfettered Islamic immigration, virtually all the nations of Western Europe are swept up in seemingly irreversible death spirals. What about the U.S.?

One of the suppurating sores that still bedevil our body politic in the aftermath of COVID-19 is the ongoing abuse of mail-in voting.During the pandemic, many states used public safety as a pretext to...

You may have heard some very alarming things about AI toys, but the truth is far worse...A cute little teddy bear that can literally interact with your child may seem like a cool idea, but there are real dangers.