Remembering 9/11 cannot be reduced to photographs, moments of silence and flags lowered to half-staff. Those acts honor the dead, but they do not protect the living. To truly remember September 11 is to remember that weakness does not satisfy ideological enemies. Withdrawal does not necessarily end their war. Refusing to name them does not make them disappear.
Jacob Coxon did not leave the artificial intelligence industry because he feared losing his job to a machine. He left because he feared what the machines themselves may become.
A disturbing pattern is spreading through LGBTQ-affirming churches. In sermons, Pride liturgies and online worship clips, the familiar opening words of Jesus' Beatitudes--"Blessed are"--are being borrowed and filled with an entirely different message.
Islamist power offers inmates a compelling package: protection from enemies, membership in a brotherhood, a new identity and a cause larger than themselves. For men who are lonely, angry, frightened or facing years behind bars, that offer can be enormously attractive. Once inside the group, however, belonging may require obedience - to the emir, to the gang’s rules and eventually to its ideology.
The television is off. The screen is dark. The family has stopped watching. But what if the television has not stopped watching them?
For nearly three centuries, worshippers have entered St Paul’s Cathedral to pray beneath its towering dome, hear Scripture proclaimed, and remember that there are things in this world greater than themselves. Now one of Britain’s most sacred Christian landmarks has found a new partner: a nightclub.
Taking on the guise of standardized bioethics, accreditation boards and residency matching programs have begun systematically filtering out doctors who don't fit the mold -- largely those who are Christian due to their pro-life tendencies -- all before they take their first step into an operating room.
Israel was promised a peace partner. Now its military is being told to prepare for the possibility of fighting that partner’s armed forces in an all-out war.
Israel goes to the polls on October 27 in an election that could reshape the country's government and determine the future direction of the Israeli right. But buried beneath the familiar election issues is something few would have imagined becoming part of Israel's political conversation: The Third Temple.
China’s defense establishment is accelerating research into humanoids’ military uses and planning for their eventual wartime deployment, according to a Reuters review of more than 100 Chinese military procurement notices, academic studies, patents, official publications, government records and defense-company materials.
Socialism can sound Christian with its promises to help the poor and reduce inequality. But look more closely at Scripture, and important tensions emerge over generosity, private property, responsibility, government and biblical stewardship.
There are moments when the words being spoken in the Middle East should cause students of Bible prophecy to stop, listen, and open their Bibles. One of those moments is presently unfolding in Syria.