“The graveyard of missionaries.” That is how Belgium is called, oftentimes. And not without cause. For a long time, this country has been rather resistant to the Gospel.

All people are equal, no matter which race they are from, how they identify sexually and whom they love. That is the humanistic idea that schools nowadays teach. However, humanism does not actually provide a solid basis for human dignity, Cédric Placentino argues.

Freedom and responsibility. If those elements are in balance, Karl Marx’s followers have little to do. But Cédric Placentino saw that schools teach this differently.

Cédric’s daughter recently started high school. Browsing through her books, her father discovered that humanism is the dominant worldview. Cédric thinks that schools deserve better.

US President Donald J. Trump has asserted on numerous occasions his desire to return to the sovereignty of God: “We will always be one nation under God!” Such a statement raises many eyebrows on our side of the Atlantic, even among Christians.

From present-day conflicts, such as in Gaza or Ukraine, to weather forecasts, news is all around us. How should we, as Christians, deal with this flood of information?

Education is important. But we seem to have forgotten its goal.

Art is controversial. It sometimes conveys a message that we don’t want to hear. How should a Christian look at art in a secular world?

Often, Christians are accused of rejecting rational and proven science because they believe in God. However, it is Christianity that makes science possible, Cédric Placentino argues.

Christians should avoid materialism and first seek the Kingdom of God. This doesn't mean just waiting for the life to come. They also have a responsibility in this world. How should a Christian deal with money and wealth?