Johannes Gutenberg was a primary contributor to the Reformation’s cultural explosion
Remembering the first state law that specified abortion
What’s it like being a lefty in a world designed for righties?
Four recent picture book biographies
Four nonfiction books
Despair over U.S. party politics and national disunity go all the way back to the Founders
Daniel James Devine, Liz Lykins | When sex offenders and other ex-felons meet Christ and repent, they pose a dilemma for churches that want to accept them but also protect their congregation. A few churches are rising to the challenge
Jamie Dean | Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin is part of a rare buttress against his own party’s efforts to pass radical legislation, but his own voting history makes it hard to predict where he’ll land
Preventing abuse in the church starts with understanding the roles of power and deception
