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The Gospel Coalition exists to renew and unify the contemporary church in the ancient gospel by declaring, defending, and applying the good news of Jesus to all of life. One of the ways we do this is by publishing free resources designed to practically help Christians and church leaders apply the gospel and biblical wisdom to the litany of complex topics, questions, and challenges in contemporary life and ministry. Our resources range from articles, a theological journal, conference messages and breakout sessions to topical panel discussions, debates, podcast conversations, and more. Our archive spans two decades and includes rich content from Tim Keller, Don Carson, John Piper, David Platt, and dozens of other Christian leaders. Follow now to receive updates on all of our latest content, designed to encourage and equip you for wise Christian living and effective ministry. Read more about our organization and our Theological Vision for Ministry by going here: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/about/foundation-documents/

Reasonable Faith aims to provide in the public arena an intelligent, articulate, and uncompromising yet gracious Christian perspective on the most important issues concerning the truth of the Christian faith today, such as: * the existence of God * the meaning of life * the objectivity of truth * the foundation of moral values * the creation of the universe * intelligent design * the reliability of the Gospels * the uniqueness of Jesus * the historicity of the resurrection * the challenge of religious pluralism Reasonable Faith features the work of philosopher and theologian Dr. William Lane Craig in order to carry out its three-fold mission: * to provide an articulate, intelligent voice for biblical Christianity in the public arena. * to challenge unbelievers with the truth of biblical Christianity. * to train Christians to state and defend Christian truth claims with greater effectiveness.

In June 1974, a group of Latter-day Saint housewives, graduate students, and young professionals produced the first issue of Exponent II, a “humble yet sincere” newspaper “poised on the dual platforms of Mormonism and Feminism.” They declared it the spiritual descendent of the Utah-based periodical the Woman’s Exponent (1872-1914), wherein their ancestors had wrestled with issues of women’s rights and faith. 50 years later, Exponent II now arrives quarterly in mailboxes as a beautiful art-filled magazine and in inboxes and RSS feeds through its blog, which has reached millions of people. From the Equal Rights Amendment to queer identity, our platforms have hosted some of the most urgent Mormon feminist conversations of our time. Our primary approach to dialogue has been through sharing individual stories via personal essays, poetry, and art. Though we lean progressive, Exponent II seeks to facilitate nuanced conversations by prioritizing community over ideological purity and providing opportunities to listen deeply to one another.