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For generations, Christians have understood Aslan as C.S. Lewis’s unmistakably male representation of Christ. Now Netflix’s new Narnia adaptation has cast Meryl Streep as his voice—and the backlash is growing. Is this simply creative casting, or another attempt to reinvent a beloved Christian character for modern audiences?
A developing strain of progressive Christian culture has explicitly begun treating LGBT historical figures as saints, martyrs and spiritual ancestors.
What began as a hardened consensus against a Palestinian state has become, three surveys and thirty months later, a specific and rising fear about where the next attack will come from.
For nearly 2,000 years, the sounds of ancient Temple worship belonged to history. Now shofars and silver trumpets have sounded together on the Temple Mount as preparations connected to a future Temple continue advancing. Something remarkable is stirring in Jerusalem.
It was an extraordinary scene: a Christian sanctuary, a Muslim perspective and LGBTQ-affirming theology brought together under the banner of inclusion. And perhaps that combination tells us something important about what is happening to parts of Western Christianity.
A Catholic couple in Massachusetts had their daughter taken away by the state under the guise of child abuse after refusing to affirm her so-called transgender identity. Now, they're fighting to get her back before she is medically "transitioned" on high-dose testosterone.
As the Palestinians prepare for another parliamentary election, they are once again being offered essentially the same political choice. They remain trapped between two bad choices: the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority and the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist group.
America’s political leaders can debate how quickly AI should advance and what guardrails are necessary. What they cannot do is assume that China, Russia, North Korea, Iran or any other adversary will stop developing it simply because Washington decides the technology has become too dangerous.
The opening strike of the next major war may not be a missile exploding over a city. It could happen silently, thousands of feet beneath the ocean, as specialized submarines sever the fiber-optic cables carrying the modern world’s most important communications.
First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls' sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it's a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that's the problem -- they aren't.
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