The Kids Are Not All Right

Apr 25, 2024 by

by Clare Morrell, Public Discourse: A Review of Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation: “Mental health is a complex issue and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people...

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J.R.R. Tolkien, a man of faith

Apr 23, 2024 by

By Theresa Pihl, Mercator. Book Review:  Tolkien’s Faith: A Spiritual Biography by Holly Ordway | Word on Fire, 2023. Modernity has flattened and fractured our cultural understanding of the human person. Dr Holly Ordway, Word on...

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Celebrating the books that introduced Christ to millions

Apr 21, 2024 by

by Peter Crumpler, Christian Today: I’m really excited about a new exhibition opening in my local museum next month. It promises to prompt joyful memories of childhood for many older people – and maybe remind them of when they first...

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What are the hallmarks of a truly civilised society? This brilliant new book maps a path to renewal

Apr 20, 2024 by

Book Review by David Gibney, Mercator. In Defense of Civilization: How the Past Can Renew Our Present By Michael R.J. Bonner. Sutherland House. 2023. 230 pages “Christianity offers the exact opposite of popular contemporary alternatives,...

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He’s not the messiah, he’s a transwoman

Apr 1, 2024 by

by Victoria Smith, The Critic: Transsexual Apostate is a disturbing book, written for disturbing times. It is no fun being on the wrong side of “the trans debate”. Given the choice between rainbows and kindness, or binary sex and bigotry,...

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Only God may have the answer to the smartphone mental health epidemic

Mar 29, 2024 by

by Fraser Nelson, Telegraph: A new book exposes the link between phones and misery. So why might religion offer protection? The Shabbat dinner table is more important to Judaism, I was once told, than the church is to Christianity. The...

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