Ravi Zacharias, a former world renown Christian apologist, has been accused of sexually assaulting multiple women over many years. Preliminary reports state that there is corroborating evidence to back up the claims. How should Christians respond to these allegations in a biblical way?

The Capitol Building was breached by rioters claiming the election was stolen by the Biden administration. Many of the protestors were carrying signs or banners saying ‘Jesus 2020’ and ‘Jesus saves.’ Were they acting in accordance with Christian principles? And was the president’s response appropriate? By looking at the actions of the protesters, the President, and the public’s response, Christians can more adequately respond to these events.

It is easy to think that there are simple answers to the COVID-19 pandemic from a Christian perspective. Many people have said staying at home and wearing a mask is the best way for Christians to love their neighbor as we are biblically commanded to (Mark 12:31). However, is this the only consideration we need to make? A holistic look at the issue of the COVID-19 lockdown may lead us to ask if the lockdown is the best way to love our neighbors.

In the final article of our three-part series, we will be addressing the primary proposal of Harris’s video that we should advocate for “equitable treatment,” which, in her words, means that “we all end up at the same place.” This has often been phrased as equality of outcome. Does the Bible promote equality of outcome? Should Christians advocate for solutions which strive towards this goal?

The second of our three-part series, this article addresses the nature of inequity. Is all inequity bad? To what extent are differences in outcome the result of injustice? The final article will address the topic of how we should address inequity and whether we should strive for equality of outcome.

On November 1, Kamala Harris posted a video on her Twitter account about the differences between equity and equality. This will be the first in a three-part series. It explains the differences between biblical equity and equality and whether they are similar to other modern day definitions like Kamala Harris uses.

Christians from all political positions are attempting to respond biblically to the projected Biden/Harris administration. Multiple religious leaders have taken to social media to express their excitement over the projected Kamala Harris vice presidency. Harris would be making history as the first woman and woman of color to be vice president. At the same time, Harris has also been a notorious advocate of abortion and actively opposed bans on late term abortions.

The abortion debate in America is often characterized by emotion and passion. From both sides, it is not uncommon to hear aggressive rhetoric calling one side murderers and the other side misogynists. While this is a difficult debate, it is best to analyze the Scriptures calmly and clearly with love for those on both sides of the debate. The Bible does not speak directly to the abortion procedure; however, it does reveal abundant teachings about whether the fetus should be valued as a human or as a clump of cells. 

For months, the tragedy of Breonna Taylor’s death has been a source of protests across our country. The hashtag #SayHerName has been a rallying cry to demand justice for Breonna’s death. However, what really happened that night remains uncertain. What does justice look like in the case of Breonna Taylor when we don’t know the full truth?

It seems like every time I open social media or turn on the news, there’s another statement about how the culture is normalizing pedophilia. From Hollywood to children’s dolls to California state senators, there have been accusations of those trying to sexualize our youth and remove the punishments for those who rape or molest them. Is there any truth to these claims? Is culture really trying to normalize and legalize pedophilia?

People have been trafficking humans in the slave and sex trades for centuries. This issue has been gaining more media attention in recent months and has even sparked protests across the United States. This issue breaks the hearts of Christians as they often feel compelled to help, but also unsure of where to begin in such a secretive, evil industry. 

Many injustices in contemporary culture have been brought to the attention of the church by the media and subsequent outrage. However, there are some injustices in contemporary culture that seem to slip below the radar of the church as they are difficult and sometimes even taboo to discuss for religious or racial reasons. Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is one of these injustices.