Carl R. Trueman

When Germaine Greer is an object of protest for being too conservative, we are all in trouble. Continue Reading »

Conservatives need to be careful that we do not confuse a love of the merely historical and traditional with a belief in the truth. Continue Reading »

An anti-gun protest in Texas offers a superb summary of this present age. Continue Reading »

How the most dangerous man in England won the heart of a . . . . Continue Reading »

Aimee Byrd and I would like to withdraw our claim that gender makes no difference.
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Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the Labour leadership contest and his immediate subsequent problems indicate the hollow and contradictory heart of the New Left. Continue Reading »

Churches need to show, not simply claim, that they take marriage and fidelity seriously. Continue Reading »

The departure of Union University from the CCCU highlights a problem at the heart of American evangelicalism. Continue Reading »

Perhaps the most significant prophet of this present age was neither Marx, Nietzsche, nor Freud. Continue Reading »

Jeffrey Tayler's criticism of religion misses the real choice which Christianity and secularism represent. Continue Reading »