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A sobering new study reveals that two-thirds of American Christians fail a basic Bible knowledge test, exposing a crisis of biblical literacy within the Church.

A fresh challenge to conventional climate change thinking examines ocean temperatures, atmospheric energy flows and historical climate patterns, questioning the science behind catastrophic warming predictions.

Historian Christopher Dawson argued that religion is the spiritual foundation of civilisation. As Christianity retreats from public life, his warnings about cultural decline deserve renewed attention.

Understanding Islam requires more than interfaith goodwill. Examining its theology, political ambitions, migration and Western alliances, we require vigilance without abandoning Christian compassion.

Andrew Denton wants to liberalise Australia’s assisted suicide laws further, but the Dutch experience raises serious questions about where voluntary assisted dying (VAD) ultimately leads and who will be affected.

Donald Trump’s candid admission that he struggles to forgive his enemies has sparked debate, but Franklin Graham’s response points to a far more important question: salvation.

North Korea's underground Christians face imprisonment, forced labour and even death for following Christ, yet their faith endures despite decades of brutal communist persecution.

Republicans suffered major Senate defeats in the 2026 midterms, but poor candidate choices, presidential endorsements and voter dissatisfaction may explain more than a nationwide backlash.

John Anderson has repeatedly called for Australians to confront our cultural and moral decline and put courage over complacency.

Americans made it clear that if they have to choose between a nuclear-armed Iran and high fuel prices, they'll accept a nuclear-armed Iran, along with some supporters of the Iranian regime in their own halls of power. Our own government is just as short-sighted.

The election of transgender candidates and Tasmania’s sweeping conversion-practices ban illustrate a civilisational crisis. While the 'anti-conversion' bill has already passed the lower house, one MP's opposing speech was a clarion call for sanity in a time when people had sadly lost their minds.

Sophie Cunningham has drawn attention over her stance against men in women's sports. But behind the basketball star's tenacity is her Christian faith. Baptised in April, she has spoken openly about it, saying, "I just love Jesus."

Trump's MAGA movement made serious inroads in the culture war despite the mistakes that led to the Midterms electoral wipeout. Protesting against fuel prices and an ongoing war in Iran, most people are oblivious to the all-out assault on Western civilisation.

Donald Trump’s historic Reformation Day message puts Jesus Christ, Scripture and America’s Christian heritage centre stage, prompting praise from Christians and criticism from secular commentators.

Nearly 5,000 Christians were killed in Nigeria in 2025, as allegations mount that government officials are funding efforts to conceal the escalating persecution.

A New Zealand doctor carried out euthanasia using expired lethal drugs prescribed for another patient, before the legally required compliance review had been completed, official documents obtained by Voice For Life reveal.

Christianity Today faces mounting criticism for suggesting Elisabeth Elliot was bisexual, despite admitting there is insufficient evidence. The controversy exposes deeper questions about the magazine’s evangelical identity.

Europe’s historic cities face growing unrest, raising urgent questions about immigration, political leadership and the future of Western civilisation. Yet Christians must ultimately anchor their hope in Christ.

As AI, deepfakes and social media reshape how children understand reality, parents must equip them to recognise truth, think critically and develop a biblical worldview.

Sometimes Christians ignore elections and who to vote for, because there are no perfect candidates. But this thinking is unrealistic. When we avoid voting for the lesser of two evils, it only helps elect the greater of two evils.