Category: Christendom

Only one vendor at St. Alban’s farmer’s market appears able to handle a transaction by credit card. That’s Curtis Brady, who sells USDA-approved pork and beef from a trailer parked in the first grassy spot …

Critics of religion have fired an opening salvo against the Hamilton County Commission for public prayers uttered before meetings by the elected representatives of the people. Ferf, or the Freedom from Religion Foundation, based in …

The American radio industry may be contracting, with stations losing local control and being run as from distant control boards if they were robots. That trend isn’t stopping a Chattanooga-area Christian radio favorite, Andy Napier, …

As a deacon in the christian church my duty is to encourage and strengthen the communion of the saints, especially in the way we help one another in time of need. Widows, the sick, orphans, …

  By David Fowler Calvin’s Institutes were very enlightening to me 20 years ago when I began to awaken for the public college and law school fog that had descended upon me and which the …

By David Tulis An announced veto by Gov. Bill Haslam pulls up short a bill that many Christians have reason to favor — one that puts Vanderbilt University in its place for a petty tyranny …

Christianity, unlike Mohammadanism, is an internally transforming and culturally transforming claim upon individuals and upon institutions and cultures. It operates from within people and manifests itself in their outward acts and words. Christianity’s sweetness and …

The study of economics among Christians has produced great fruit since the 1960s, when believing intellectuals once again began taking seriously the Word of God as a system for governing not just the self, but …