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'Legacy of death and deception'

3 days ago | christiantoday.com | Samantha Kamman

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates reacted to the death of the "father of the abortion pill," Étienne-Émile Baulieu, who died Friday at the age of 98 at his home in Paris. The French biochemist specialized in hormone research, The New York Times reported Saturday, but his work in the early 1980s in developing RU-486, or mifepristone, brought him into the public eye.
Jordan Peterson refuses to identify as Christian during atheist debate

1 week ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Canadian psychologist and author Dr Jordan Peterson declined to identify as a Christian during a debate with twenty atheists, sparking widespread reaction online. The exchange, which took place on the YouTube channel Jubilee, has gone viral, with a clip of the moment viewed over seven million times. The episode, titled 'Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists', was originally promoted under the title '1 Christian vs 20 Atheists', suggesting Peterson would be representing a Christian perspective.
Pakistan's failure to include a Christian representative at the recent papal inauguration spoke volumes

1 week ago | christiantoday.com | Qamar Rafiq

The joy of witnessing Pope Leo XIV's inauguration was quickly overshadowed by the harsh reality: Pakistan overlooked Christian representation at a landmark Vatican ceremony. The Pakistan's government sent an official delegation consisting of Yousaf Raza Gillani, Kheal Das Kohistani, and Ramesh Singh Arora, but did not consider it necessary to include any Christian lawmakers in the delegation.
Trump State Department staff meet with UK pro-lifers arrested for silent prayer

1 week ago | christiantoday.com | Anugrah Kumar

A delegation from the State Department under President Donald Trump met with pro-life activists who had been arrested for silently praying outside abortion clinics. The five-member team traveled to the UK to conduct a fact-finding mission focused on concerns about freedom of speech.
Alpha International announces its most successful year ever, reaching millions across the globe

2 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Last year, Alpha experienced its most successful year since it began nearly five decades ago. More than two million people took part in the course worldwide in 2024 - more than in any previous year - confirming Alpha's place as one of the most widely used tools for exploring the Christian faith. The scale of the growth is significant. Over 81,000 courses were run across 146 countries, supported by more than 43,000 churches, organisations and individuals.
Scotland's shame

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | David Robertson

Euthanasia, mercy killing, assisted suicide or whatever you care to call it is a profoundly difficult, emotional and complex subject which many Christians, including yours truly, struggle with. On the one hand the case for preventing pointless suffering at the end of life seems strong. That is until you examine the consequences of a society allowing the State to kill its own citizens - even at their request. I have wrestled with, and continue to wrestle with, all the complexities of this.
Joe Rogan questions Big Bang theory, says he's 'sticking with Jesus' over Resurrection

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Jon Brown

Podcaster Joe Rogan recently expressed skepticism regarding the Big Bang theory and said he finds the idea of the Resurrection more realistic than the claim that the universe created itself. During a conversation with comedy podcast host Cody Tucker that aired last Wednesday, Rogan also said he's "sticking with Jesus" when it comes to miraculous claims.
Suicide is a sin

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Dave Brennan

Assisted Suicide isn't wrong because it's a slippery slope - though it is that, and that is bad. Assisted Suicide isn't wrong because it lacks safeguards - though it does, and that is bad (but we shouldn't allow for a second the idea that killing innocent people could ever have "safeguards": a contradiction in terms). Assisted Suicide isn't wrong because it could bring financial pressure to bear on people to kill themselves - though it would do that, and that is also bad.
The unyielding faith of one woman that shook an empire

3 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

In the year AD 203, a young woman named Vibia Perpetua stepped into a Roman arena in Carthage, North Africa. The crowd jeered, wild beasts prowled, and death was certain. Yet she did not hesitate. She was 22 years old - a noblewoman, a mother, and by Roman law, a criminal. Her crime was her Christian faith. Perpetua's story has endured for centuries not only because of how she died, but because of how she lived - and the words she left behind.
Pope Leo XIV's first Mass sends a defining message of faith in a distracted world

4 weeks ago | christiantoday.com | Duncan Williams

Standing beneath Michelangelo's towering fresco of the Last Judgement, newly elected Pope Leo XIV delivered his first papal homily in the Sistine Chapel, setting a bold and unmistakable tone for his pontificate. His message: reclaim an authentic vision of Jesus Christ or risk living in a state of "practical atheism". It was a powerful and sobering reflection, rich in theological depth and pastoral concern.