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Saving America's Story begins with the Truth
The release of the White House report Saving America’s Story has renewed an important national conversation. Predictably, the report has generated sharply differing reactions. Some have welcomed it as a necessary corrective; others have dismissed it as an attack on the Smithsonian Institution. Both responses, however, miss the larger issue. The central question is not whether one agrees with every criticism contained in the report. Rather, it raises a far more fundamental que
Jul 10


Natural Law in Medieval Christian Jurisprudence
By Professor Augusto Zimmermann PhD* Reason is a natural faculty of the human mind. It confers the ability to understand and to form moral judgments, thus enabling us to distinguish right from wrong, justice from injustice. As for natural law theory, it connects legal issues with timeless principles that are inherent in human nature, ‘not with the laws of any particular nation but with a universal law applicable in all nations’.[1] While it is true that a pagan or humanistic
Jul 10


The Cost of Conscience
The release of Pastor Ezra Jin from imprisonment in China is a welcome answer to prayer. After months of detention for faithfully shepherding an independent Christian congregation, he is once again free. We rightly rejoice with his family and with believers around the world who never ceased praying for his release. His story, though, reminds us of a deeper truth. Freedom is precious, but faithfulness is priceless. Throughout history, those who have proclaimed the Gospel of J
Jul 7
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