orthodoxy to one of what he called Christian atheism. During the 1980s he came to the conclusion that the word God had no objective reality and was best regarded as “a necessary myth”.

In a nutshell: Netherlands-based software engineer Wojciech Graj has created another unusual port of the iconic first-person shooter Doom, ingeniously embedding it within a Microsoft Word document.

The NYT Mini Crossword is free to play on the New York Times website and the NYT Games app. Who published the first crossword puzzle? The first-ever published crossword puzzle was created by Liverpool ...

Far-right conservatives took a loss in Tuesday’s vote for speaker of Texas’ House of Representatives. But the story of the day, from my vantage point, was the scenes of Christian extremism ...

It was late 2022 when hundreds of lawyers across America joined in a virtual Lord’s Prayer for Jeremy Tedesco and his mission to promote Christian values in corporate America. A senior counsel ...

I call them problems because of the puzzle’s title, “Word Problems,” and because each theme clue is written as a mathematical equation, with words instead of numbers. Each solves to an ...

Prosecutors have admitted Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner will not face any charges for the foreseeable future. Detectives are convinced the paedophile and convicted rapist snatched ...

Christian minister and author Kristina Java is seemingly receiving backlash online for allegedly copying one of TD Jakes’ 2000s sermons at a New York event. Popular gossip blog The Shade Room ...

Consider the virtuous Christian locked in prison for his faith and the “free” American addicted to alcohol, pornography, or shopping. Littlejohn deserves commendation for clearly explaining ...

Timothy Cho, who works as a spokesperson for Christian charity Open Doors UK, told the ABC he escaped North Korea at age 17. Children in North Korea were subject to brainwashing in the state ...

Toby Young, the Free Speech ... by the words ‘Christian name’.” Sutton council told The Telegraph: “This is guidance and not policy. We have not banned the word Christian.