Jonathan Dudley
JONATHAN DUDLEY
Evangelicals take on the environment

The environment has seldom been pleased with evangelical Christians. Before it even got a chance to know them, Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden […]

April 25, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
Let homosexuals focus on the family

Over the past decade, evangelical Christianity has increasingly defined itself by opposition to homosexuality. This movement, headed by Dr. James Dobson of Focus on the […]

April 18, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
‘Evangelical’ doesn’t have to mean ‘pro-life’

“How could anyone vote for a Democrat?” My aunt, a fellow evangelical and a schoolteacher, recalled a conversation she had with her preschool pupils. “After […]

April 11, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
Column: Evangelical Christian believes in evolution

“How can you be an ‘evangelical’ Christian and a biologist? Don’t evangelicals reject science? Don’t scientists believe in evolution?” I’m often asked these questions by […]

March 28, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
COLUMN: Bible, say ‘hi’ to biology

I have a confession to make to the Yale community: I am an evangelical Christian. I admit that apologetically, in both senses of the word. […]

February 21, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
Intelligent Design not so intelligent

Shortly after the publication of my last column, “Evolution Sunday not so benign” (Jan. 24), I received an e-mail from a gentleman at the Discovery […]

February 7, 2007

JONATHAN DUDLEY
Evolution Sunday not so benign

On Feb. 11, 2007, Christians will gather in churches across America to celebrate a very special Sunday. What is the purpose — to raise money […]

January 24, 2007