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Russell Moore
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Editor-in-Chief and Director, Public Theology Project, Christianity Today
Nashville
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Women , Religion , American Religion, Catholic Church , Nones, LGBTQ People , Religion, Religion and Politics, Gentrification , Nonbelievers, Education, Millennials, Religion
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By Russell Moore Verified| Christianity Today Verified The church's current temptation is a Christology empty of Jesus and a biblical authority void of the Word. "It turns out that when you mix narcissism and nihilism, you create an acid that corrodes every belief system it touches." This is the assessment my friend David Brooks offers in the latest issue of The Atlantic about the state of a movement he once claimed for himself: American conservatism.
By Russell Moore Verified| Christianity Today Verified We should be glad if the restaurant chain closes. But there's no solace in how these places are dying in a culture that now finds them too tame. This piece was adapted from Russell Moore's newsletter. Subscribe here. Those of us who are traditionalist Christians have long said that the Hooters restaurant chain is morally bankrupt, but the time has come for it to be financially bankrupt too.
By Russell Moore Verified| Christianity Today Verified The church's current temptation is a Christology empty of Jesus and a biblical authority void of the Word. "It turns out that when you mix narcissism and nihilism, you create an acid that corrodes every belief system it touches." This is the assessment my friend David Brooks offers in the latest issue of The Atlantic about the state of a movement he once claimed for himself: American conservatism.
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Christianity Today
Christianity Today (CT) is a publication founded in 1956 by Billy Graham and L. Nelson Bell, aimed at serving the evangelical Christian community. The magazine provides a platform for in-depth reporting and analysis on issues relevant to faith, culture, and society, fostering thoughtful discussion among its readers. CT publishes a monthly magazine that covers a variety of topics, including theology, church life, and global news from a Christian perspective. In addition to print, it offers extensive digital content, news commentary, and analysis on current events affecting Christians worldwide. The organization also produces podcasts and multimedia content that delve into Christian living and cultural engagement. Christianity Today engages with its audience through various initiatives, including roundtable discussions and think tanks that address key issues within the evangelical community. Its mission is to provide a voice for Christians seeking meaningful engagement with their faith and the world around them.
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