by Bob Allen | Aug 11, 2004 | News
Medical ethics have crossed over into presidential politics, as President Bush and Democratic contender Sen. John Kerry spar over medical research with human embryos. Kerry on Saturday criticized Bush for a “far-reaching ban on stem-cell research,” which...
by Bob Allen | Aug 10, 2004 | News
About 4,000 registrants from every corner of the world gathered last week in Hong Kong for the 14th Baptist Youth World Congress. Guests from more than 70 countries convened Aug. 4-8 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center overlooking the famous Hong Kong...
by Bob Allen | Aug 10, 2004 | News
Christians who neglect to vote share the guilt of leaders who don’t uphold God’s standards of justice and morality, says a book featured over the weekend in Baptist Press. Sinful Silence: When Christians Neglect Their Civic Duty focuses on the first...
by Bob Allen | Aug 5, 2004 | News
It isn’t the typical rock tour, but Judge Roy Moore’s granite Ten Commandments monument banished from the Alabama Judicial Building is winding its way across Tennessee on a city-to-city national road show ending in Washington, D.C. It stopped Wednesday...
by Bob Allen | Aug 4, 2004 | News
Baptists in Bangladesh are working to relieve suffering caused by the nation’s worst flooding in six years. Mid-July floods left an estimated two-thirds of Bangladesh underwater. The death toll on Monday rose to 628, The New Nation newspaperin Bangladesh...
