Worldview

There’s no doubt you have been immersed in the news these past few weeks and have seen the effects and impact of COVID-19. Currently, officials estimate that around 6,500 people have been killed [...]

The hit TV show, “The Good Place,” has recently ended, and I have been reflecting on its message and legacy. Many Christians started the show, but upon seeing that the system used to get to “The [...]

The Novel In An Experiment in Criticism, C. S. Lewis says that one of the chief operations of art, and specifically literature, is “to remove our gaze from that mirrored face, to deliver us from [...]

The War to End All Wars The nineteenth century was the age of optimism and change. Inventions such as the telephone, the light bulb, and the automobile were quickly adopted all over the world. As [...]

I recently read Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five. At first glance, the novel is about war and funny-looking aliens from outer space. Yet, at its core, it is about deeply human issues—issues of [...]

Plato’s Minos is an ancient contribution to the subjects of legal philosophy and natural law. The Minos dialogue uses classical thought as a way to discuss what would later become the Christian [...]

“How can a good God send people to hell?” This age-old question has fueled the discussion about God, His goodness, and the nature of fairness since the beginning of time. Oftentimes, we think [...]

Recently, I have been playing Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) with some of my students. I work for a campus ministry, and some of my students had expressed interest in playing this creative [...]

A Youtube channel, Tripp and Tyler, published a video called “Shoot Christians Say” about six years ago. Whatever one might think of the importance of the video, it made me laugh exhaustively. [...]

Have you ever met someone who identifies themselves as Christian, yet they reject Trinitarianism outright? Many of these individuals embrace what is known as “Oneness” instead of Trinitarianism. [...]