Unpacking the Christian Assassin Conundrum

Examining the Shift from Faith to Firearms The central issue under discussion is what could drive a person to transform the symbols of peace and faith into emblems of violence and conflict. This exploration asks us to consider the broader social, cultural, and personal experiences that might compel someone to exchange the solace of the … Read more

Minnesota Shooting Suspect’s Past Reveals Deep Links to Christian Nationalism

Overview Recent investigations into the shootings involving Minnesota lawmakers have revealed that the suspect appears to be influenced by a distinctive form of charismatic Christianity. This particular ideology not only interprets abortion as a beacon for demonic sacrifice but also actively challenges the principles of secular democracy. Roots in Radical Beliefs Specialists note that the … Read more

Rare Christianity on the Brink of Extinction in Remote Nagasaki Islands

A Hidden Legacy on Ikitsuki Island On the secluded island of Ikitsuki in Nagasaki, a unique practice has persisted through generations. The local community, known as Hidden Christians, quietly upholds a centuries-old tradition by venerating what they refer to as the “Closet God.” Their rituals and faith have survived despite historical challenges and cultural shifts, … Read more

Is Australia’s Christianity Truly Fading?

A Quiet Turn Toward Faith A recent study has uncovered a notable shift in religious affiliation, with a significant number of individuals, particularly those in the 55-and-older age group, increasingly embracing Christianity. This trend reflects a broader quiet movement within communities that may not always be evident on the surface. Study Overview The analysis reveals … Read more

Study Reveals Sharp Decline of U.S. Christianity Over the Past Decade—Here’s Why

Shifting Religious Landscapes Over the Past Decade A recent study indicates that Christianity has experienced more marked declines in the United States than any other religious group in the last ten years. Despite this reduction in numbers, Christianity continues to hold the majority share in the country’s religious makeup. Interpreting the Study Findings The analysis … Read more

Did Christianity Spark the Trans Movement? Unmasking the Left’s Controversial Historical Revisionism

Core Principle of Christianity Fundamentally, Christian teachings do not encourage self-aggrandizement. Instead, they advocate for relinquishing the ego and its desires, symbolizing a profound transformation where one’s self-interest is set aside. This idea highlights a journey of spiritual death to the old self, paving the way for a renewed existence built upon humility, compassion, and … Read more

Profile: Christian Music’s Rising Mainstream Success

NPR Highlights Christian Music’s Growing Mainstream Appeal NPR has recently spotlighted the expanding influence of Christian music beyond its traditional audience. Artists such as Forrest Frank and Brandon Lake are leading the way in bringing the genre to a broader public, marking a significant shift from its earlier days on niche Christian radio stations. According … Read more

Exploring CREC: How a Christian Nationalist Agenda Earns Backing from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Overview of CREC and Classical Christian Education As Logos has grown, it has expanded into developing and marketing a “classical Christian” curriculum for private schools and homeschooling families through its Logos Press. This curriculum, integral to a wave of institutions dedicated to a biblical worldview, emphasizes not only religious studies but also the time-honored literature … Read more

CREC: The Christian Nationalist Blueprint for America, Backed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Overview The group known as the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) has become a prominent force within a network of institutions that are guided by a strictly conservative, Christian nationalist ideology. Its influence stretches across churches, schools, and media, and it promotes the belief that Christians alone should hold public office in the United … Read more