In ancient Rome, hope was venerated as a minor goddess, Spes, but usually on a communal, national level. Politically, Spes ...

Given the Rev. Dr. King’s deep theological roots and the declining trend of religious younger Americans, would his leadership ...

Christians should do good not merely in the cultural sphere but in the political sphere. Throughout the Bible, God commands ...

Regarding the Jan. 5 article “Maine is one of the least religious states in the country,” I once met a woman who decades ago was searching for a church to join after arriving in Maine with her husband ...

In an era obsessed with growth hacks, AI prompts and pitch templates, it’s easy to overlook a timeless business truth: Trust is still your most valuable asset. People don’t buy products—they buy ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver room has been a mess for a few seasons now. The organization believed it finally fixed the problem when it traded for DK Metcalf and invested heavily in him ...

If you’ve felt frustrated by how Rochester’s planned sports complex is unfolding, by now, it’s clear that you’re not alone. You’re also not alone if you feel a little confused when you’re told that ...

On this last Sunday of Advent, we might have expected the familiar story of the annunciation to Mary, so often associated with this season. In this year of the Sunday Gospel cycle, however, we follow ...

President Bola Tinubu on Monday said former President Muhammadu Buhari taught Nigerians, particularly the political class, that public office is a sacred trust and not a personal windfall, as he paid ...

Our therapy culture has made us too comfortable with God. When theologian David H. Kelsey asked in 1993 what happened to the traditional doctrine of sin, his concern was not that it had disappeared.