As political and cultural divisions deepen, Christians may be tempted to abandon patience and dialogue in favor of tribalism. This post explains why reasoned conversation remains essential for understanding others, examining our own beliefs, sharpening arguments, persuading our neighbors, and preserving Christian unity.

Philosophy professor Nathan Nobis applies the tools of logic and critical thinking to common arguments about abortion, examining questions of human life, personhood, moral rights, and bodily autonomy. He argues that many familiar arguments on both sides are incomplete—and makes his case for why abortion should remain legal.