People today are fond of certain pet phrases and repeat them often. In the context of disagreement and debate about things considered divisive, controversial and/or personal,...

by Clint Roberts

Christian Life

Culture

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Don't Compete with the Super Bowl

Should William & Kate Get an Abortion?

It’s hard to miss the big news story of the week. Britain’s Prince William and Catherine Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, are expecting a baby. The news broke...

Thinking about the Election from a Biblical Point of View (Sam Storms)

This past week I came across a statement by Marvin Olasky concerning the national election on Tuesday: “Sinful humans with all our quirks will decide who controls the White...

The Poor and Free Markets

You may not remember the Phil Donahue Show. I myself didn’t really pay attention to it. Besides having other things to do, I found Donahue’s political correctness too...

by Paul Copan

Culture

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Why I Hate Christian Movies

Not too long ago, I gave an assignment to a class I was teaching on Christian history. It was a biography on St Augustine. I was pretty excited to introduce people to a good...

by C Michael Patton

Culture

Current Issues in Theology

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A Cry for Tolerance – but is it really?

With all the ado surrounding the CEO of Chick-Fil-A’s personal stance on traditional marriage we hear, quite loudly, cries for tolerance. But is tolerance what is really being...

by Carrie Hunter

Culture

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A Savior for Adele

I couldn’t get the grin off my face as I watched Adele perform at the 2012 Grammy Award Ceremony. I thought the moment was magical, a great feat of the human spirit. In...

Book Review: The Harry Potter Bible Study

(Lisa Robinson) I’m sure that the title alone has sparked some questions, raised eyebrows or maybe even some scathing criticism. But before you judge a book by its...

If God So Loved the World, Then Why Do We Hate It?

(Lisa Robinson) In my earlier Christian years, I was taught to hate the world and to avoid participation in it, especially as it related to culture. That means it’s...

by C Michael Patton

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