James Emery White

Can someone commit apostasy? It's an important question facing the church in light of our entry into a post-Christian world, one where

The rise of podcast historians like Darryl Cooper is a growing concern, especially as Cooper, who has no formal academic credentials, gains popularity with bold claims like calling Winston Churchill the “chief villain” of World War II. With a...

It’s an important question facing the church in light of our entry into a post-Christian world, one where increasing numbers are claiming to have once been Christians and now claim to be “nothing.” This rise of the nones raises not only cultural questions, but also theological ones. How should we view a newly minted “none”?

I recently ran across a tweet that posted the following graphic in recognition of “National Back to Church Sunday”:

Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, is a deeply spiritual event that celebrates gods like Lakshmi and Ganesha. While it’s become common for Hindus to invite non-Hindu friends to join the festivities, Christians are encouraged to respectfully...

What Churches Can Learn from the Buc-ee's Phenomenon Move over Disney. Take a backseat, Chick-fil-A.

In Faith of the Fatherless, Paul Vitz argues that atheism isn’t about rational thinking but often stems from broken relationships with earthly fathers. His “defective father hypothesis” suggests that disappointment, abandonment, or abuse by a...

With the upcoming election, many of us are preparing to welcome a new President, and whether or not they receive our vote, one thing is clear: they’ll need our prayers. This isn’t about politics or sides; it’s a call to lift up our leaders for...

Paul Vitz is an American psychologist who is a Senior Scholar at Divine Mercy University in Sterling, Virginia. He is emeritus professor of psychology at New York University.

Paul Vitz is an American psychologist who is a Senior Scholar at Divine Mercy University in Sterling, Virginia. He is emeritus professor of psychology at New York University.