“I didn’t, like many people who come to faith, see big banging lights,” Ayaan Hirsi Ali remarks during her June 3, 2024, debate with Richard Dawkins. What led to her conversion to Christianity was not a dramatic experience. Instead, as she puts it, “I had a personal crisis.” Ali speaks candidly with
American theologian J. Gresham Machen was describing the impact of the encroachment of revisionist ideas in orthodox Christianity when he famously wrote, “What is today a matter of academic speculation begins tomorrow to move armies and pull down empires.” But this quote could just as easily have come from the
One November morning in 2004, Theo van Gogh got up to go to work at his film production company in Amsterdam. He took out his old black bicycle and headed down a main road. Waiting in a doorway was a Moroccan man with a handgun and two butcher knives. As
