Katie is the author of To Be a Woman: The Confusion Over Female Identity and How Christians Can Respond (B&H Publishing) and Humanity, part of the Theology for the People of God Series (B&H Academic).
Katie J. McCoy | Our actions after the murder of Iryna Zarutska will tell us a lot about who we are as a nation
Katie J. McCoy | A Gen Z turn to occultism is an attempt to satisfy the inward pull toward religion
Katie McCoy on digital shame cycles, Etsy’s witchy trend, and safeguarding women’s sports on the Olympic stage
Katie McCoy on the abortion-pill report the FDA should fear, assassination chic in youth culture, pronatalist policy proposals, and the real risk of “Sharia cities”
A special Culture Friday interview with New York Times columnist Ross Douthat on his new book that argues why religious belief is more rational than skeptics claim
Katie J. McCoy | Laws are merely the start of what’s needed to defeat an ideology with deep cultural roots
Katie J. McCoy | Victims—including the Algerian male boxer competing as a female—are left in its wake
Despite the controversy over the Olympic Committee not protecting the women boxers, Christian athletes share their faith and glorify God in the spotlight
Katie J. McCoy | The proposal to make women register for the draft reveals the sad state of our country’s spiritual and cultural health
Katie J. McCoy | The left’s justification of Oct. 7 atrocities reveals inverted morality
