The concept of “ethically sourced porn” is about as absurd as “ethically sourced cyanide,” writes Joshua Sharp in response to Nadia Bolz-Weber.

“I have a confession.” After the opening of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” a movie about the hit rock band Queen, Hal Ostrander, professor of religion and philosophy for Wayland Baptist University, considers a Christian’s posture in a culture of entertainment.

A Baptist Standard reader replies to Eric Black’s editorial about how people decide for which candidate to vote.

Jana Reiss, of Religion News Service, shares seven of her favorite passages from Eugene Peterson in honor of his death.

In his timeless book, Jesus and the Disinherited, black minister and theologian Howard Thurman wrote, “There is one overmastering problem that the socially and politically disinherited always face: Under what terms is survival possible?”

A Baptist Standard reader replies to Grace Mitchell’s op-ed about the inclusion of women in leadership among Texas Baptists.

A Baptist Standard reader replies to Eric Black’s op-ed on debating social justice while preparing for a natural disaster.

In China, right now, no faith group is facing more persecution than the Uighur Muslims. For a Christian, an evangelical, and especially a Baptist—this is unacceptable.

Just when I thought I had seen gambling operators pull every trick in the book, a commercial poker club in Austin sued another commercial poker club in San Antonio.

A Baptist Standard reader replies to Zac Harrel’s op-ed on the question of whether football is good.

“What does the gospel have to do with justice, particularly social justice?” … Christians, both as people of faith and citizens of this country, have pondered what to do in this current social climate.

I wonder if any of my fellow Southwestern Seminary alumni shared my roller-coaster ride related to the goings-on at our once-beloved alma mater.