"Separation of church and state" has been treated for a generation as settled constitutional law. It isn't a phrase in the Constitution at all. What the document actually says, in sixteen words, is considerably narrower, and considerably more protective of religious Americans, than most people have been taught. That gap between the myth and the…
Eighty-seven percent of American pastors are already using artificial intelligence in some part of their ministry. A quarter now use it to help write or edit the sermon itself, double the share who even felt comfortable with the idea two years ago. The question facing the American pulpit is no longer whether AI belongs in…
A Colorado baker spent twelve years and two trips to the Supreme Court defending his right to decline a single custom cake. A Colorado web designer sued preemptively rather than wait to be sued herself, and won a ruling that finally answered the question the baker's case had left open. Between those two cases sits…
If astronomers confirmed tomorrow that intelligent life exists on a planet orbiting a distant star, it would rightly be the biggest scientific story in human history. It would not shake the foundation of the Christian faith, because that foundation was never built on humanity being alone in the universe. It was built on the God…
