Denison Forum

Governors proclaim June as "Fidelity Month," emphasizing faith, family, and country. Its founder says it's not a counter to Pride Month, but a movement to address declining core American values.

Was Fidelity Month created to counter Pride Month? What is Fidelity Month? Learn how this movement was founded to restore fading core values, rooted in something more than a reaction to Pride.

World Cup on US soil, SpaceX IPO, & a US helicopter shot down. Plus, NBA/NHL finals & UFC at the White House! Get Christian insights on these top stories and cultural moments in this week's Culture Brief.

World Cup Preview, SpaceX IPO & Faith | Culture Brief Ep. 73 Analyzing the World Cup's cultural impact, SpaceX's historic IPO, and how to handle financial anxiety from a biblical perspective. Plus, sports and news.

US-Iran conflict escalates with new strikes. In a world of turmoil, many prefer to interpret their own reality, much like abstract art. Wishing reality was different doesn't make it so.

The continued conflict with Iran and abstract hotel art Explore America's response after Iran shot down an Apache helicopter, as well as where to look for hope as the conflict continues.

One Nation, Under God? We delve into Christianity's complex role in American history as the nation nears its 250th anniversary. From the Great Awakenings to the Civil War and religious freedom, we unpack faith's profound impact.

Christianity's Role in US History | Faith & Clarity Explore Christianity's complex role in US history, from the Great Awakenings and the Constitution to the Civil War and the legacy of religious freedom.

Graham Platner won his primary despite adultery allegations. This mirrors Ken Paxton's success. Why do voters elect candidates whose personal conduct conflicts with widely held moral standards?

What Graham Platner’s primary victory means for our culture Graham Platner, a candidate for the US Senate in Maine, has generated national headlines for weeks. Among the controversies he has faced, his wife stated that he sent sexually explicit messages to several women while married. Nonetheless, Democrats in his state elected him last night as their nomine...

The World Cup begins Thursday. The world's most-watched single-sport event, expanding to 48 teams, is set to captivate billions. Yet, controversies from ticket prices to past human rights issues continue to divide.

Why the World Cup captivates—and divides—the globe Explore how the World Cup unites billions through soccer while sparking fierce controversies. When the games are over, which will we remember?

President Trump was booed at an NBA Finals game, a moment that prompts reflection on America's unique freedom to criticize leaders. But does this freedom come without a moral compass?

President Trump booed at NBA Finals game in NYC Trump’s boos at the NBA Finals reveal more than political divide. What the hostile reaction says about the morality of our modern culture.

New AI-worshipping cults are emerging, some linked to violence. Experts warn these groups, including the deadly Zizians, reflect a profound societal search for meaning beyond self-monetization.

AI-worshiping churches, Spiralism, and Zizians “Spiralism,” according to Jason Blazakis, is an informal movement in which followers share AI-generated manifestos and what they consider revelations from a conscious machine. AI-worshipping churches such as Way of the Future and Theta Noir are examples of this. A violent version is the Zizians,...