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By Michael Gryboski, Editor Monday, August 17, 2026 Popular Christian satire site The Babylon Bee has sued New Mexico officials over a new law that requires warning labels to be put on any AI-generated political satire. The lawsuit comes after the site circulated a video featuring an AI-generated clip of New Mexico Supreme Court Justice […]
To know time is to know grief. To know time is to know the good days and the bad days, the sweet memories and the bitter memories, the hope for tomorrow and the fear for tomorrow. Even the good, rich, full days become nostalgia, a bittersweet recollection of what we can’t recreate today. To know […]
In a day when the very idea of truth, much less authority, is in such debate, it would be helpful for Christians, at least, to remind themselves of the nature of theological authority. What are our sources of knowledge? What is our basis and authority for knowing? What holds our own opinions and thinking to […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, August 16, 2026 A view of the Old Town (Altstadt) in Innsbruck, Austria. | Dennis Lennox Innsbruck is often treated as a gateway to skiing and alpine adventure. That sells the Austrian city short. Visitors to the capital of Tyrol can spend the morning in the long shadow of […]
By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter Friday, August 14, 2026 Filmmaker and actor Mel Gibson during an appearance at Fan Expo Boston. | Screenshot/YouTube/@Verite Vision The long-awaited follow-up to the 2004 hit “The Passion of the Christ” will be a departure of sorts from the original, according to actor and filmmaker Mel Gibson. “The […]
Walk into the bedroom of many 11-year-old boys, and you’ll find a room filled with superheroes. Posters lining the walls, capes hanging from hooks, action figures frozen in battle poses, video-game controllers on the floor. They are training to be epic. Who doesn’t want to be a superhero? To be the one charging into danger, […]
I became a bit of a plant gal after having my first son. I guess once you start nurturing a baby, it’s only natural that you nurture other living things. Our town has a beautiful indoor and outdoor plant shop, the Greene House, where I frequented with my oldest son (until he became old enough […]
A recent article by science writer Elizabeth Svoboda at the Wall Street Journal argued that an occasional 24-hour break is good for the mind and body. As she wrote: These micro-retreats have proven so energizing that I now take a few each year—and science suggests such hiatuses, despite their brief duration, can renew enthusiasm and relieve […]
By Michael Gryboski, Editor Thursday, August 13, 2026 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. | Screenshot: Google Maps The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is taking a New Jersey school district to court for barring outside adult volunteer mentors after a complaint from an out-of-state atheist legal organization. Filed Tuesday in the […]
The first and greatest temptation is “to be like God.” When that happens, however, the result is not that we treat one another like gods. Rather, we dehumanize one another. That’s what is at the heart of the desecration of man in modern culture. At the Colson Center National Conference, Dr. Carl Trueman described this […]