Christopher L. Reese

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  Nov 16, 2024

  The end result of self-serving love

  Who would be so backward as to try to put limitations on love?

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  Oct 3, 2024

  A Christian response to the occult

  History shows humans have always acknowledged the existence of the supernatural and engaged in practices to worship or manipulate it.

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  Sep 25, 2024

  Biblical wisdom for navigating the turbulent seas of social media

  We need to learn how to ask the right questions about our relationship with technology, examining it with clear eyes grounded in the Word of God.

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  Aug 26, 2024

  A Christian defense of real marriage

  Many believe that since they have a seemingly natural, inborn attraction to the same sex, this must be the way God made them.

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  Jul 7, 2024

  A short guide to understanding Scripture

  In what follows, we’ll commend some important principles for how to read and understand the Bible, and also recommend some helpful tools that will illuminate otherwise hidden or obscure meanings.

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  Apr 29, 2024

  Reaching converts to the religion of social justice

  Can a commitment to social justice really be compared to a religious commitment?

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  Apr 3, 2024

  Understanding gender ideology

  The Church and individual Christians should come alongside those who suffer from gender dysphoria and offer support, encouragement and pastoral counsel.

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  Mar 9, 2024

  Human value and the image of God

  Whether we are made in God’s image determines whether we are living our lives in a tragedy, or (ultimately) a comedy.

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  Feb 24, 2024

  Answers to common pro-choice arguments

  Although most Christians tend to be reflexively pro-life based on the teachings of Scripture, few can articulate a persuasive pro-life position, or respond to the most common claims made by proponents of abortion.

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  Feb 20, 2024

  Deconstructing Christianity: What to make of it

  The word “deconstruction” can mean different things in different contexts, but here I’ll be referring to its meaning as an overall rejection of the Christian faith. This is often, but not always, followed by an embrace of atheism, agnosticism, or skepticism.