Human rights need God because three ingredients are critical to their validity: universal moral norms, human dignity, and their “trump card” status. These ingredients are found most vividly ...

They also note that Mr. Vought “makes clear reference to human rights being defined by God, not man.” In a later interview on MSNBC, Ms. Pryzbyla went further, stating that the belief that ...

A member of a Boston suburb's Human Rights Commission resigned after posting a profanity-laden post to Facebook last week that mocked God and cursed her fellow citizens amid controversy regarding ...

The Vatican has declared that transgender sex-change surgeries are an affront to God, describing the procedures as being on par with abortion and euthanasia in a newly-released doctrine.

As to what the further cause of such an experience may be, the answer to this lies beyond the range of human knowledge. Knowledge of God is a transcendental problem. The religious person enjoys a ...

Countless people for centuries have considered the question: “Who is God?” Answers vary in many ways. Some are quite complex theologically. They range from helpful to good sleep aids.

The biblical concept of imago Dei sets the Judeo-Christian narrative apart from other ancient origin stories. Recently, there have been discussions about the core identity of humankind—whether ...

Reviewing Telmo Pievani’s book “Imperfection” (Oct. 26), David Barash agrees that human beings are “marvels ... In creating the world, God extended the astounding gift of existence to ...

The God of Endings is an exploration of the human condition that transcends genre. It is a deep, multilayered, complex, sprawling narrative about love, loss, old Slavic gods, history, otherness ...

"We meet God in a lovable way." He also said, "In Jesus, we see God in a way we can love, and we see in human terms the depths of God’s love for us," he added. Seeing God's humanity "inspires ...

God doesn’t need a human army and Ahaz would be a fool to trust in one. The child represents the fact that there was a future for Judea in which the child would live, laugh and play.