Tag: Christianity

Why do the nations rage and the kingdoms plot in vain? So speaks the psalmist, wrestling with the cultural and ...

In the context of human history, the amount of information that bombards people today is inconceivable. It is said that ...

We’ve all heard the expression “laws are meant to be broken.” Unfortunately, this motto describes many aspects of modern culture. ...

This interview was originally featured in Cogitare's 2023 Summer Print Edition Dr. Abigail Favale, a writer and professor in the ...

Alexandra DeSanctis Marr is a writer for National Review, fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, and author, with ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's 2023 Print Edition. Last spring, I came home - after being away almost ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's Spring 2023 Print Edition. A lot can be said about a person based ...

“By the sweat of your face you shall eat bread, till you return to the ground, for out of it ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare’s Spring 2023 Print Edition. In this era of opposition and refusal to reach ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's Spring 2023 Print Edition. Within the past couple of decades, a new form ...

No matter where you are, the sunrise starts the day.  Your personal workday or schoolday might begin much earlier or ...

Does the student who enjoys all their homework even seem plausible? Can the process of thinking in every assignment truly ...

For one of my classes recently, I read a series of research articles about the physical inactivity of Americans and ...

I’m a conservative Christian who’s spent the vast majority of his life in conservative Christian circles. As such, I’ve heard ...

Brick and bitumen. Steel and glass. Man really doesn’t change, does he? The year is 2023 A.D. In nearly every ...