by Robert Parham | Jan 10, 2001 | Opinion
America’s religious community holds sharply conflicting views about President-elect Bush’s nomination of Senator John D. Ashcroft of Missouri for attorney general. The religious right supports Ashcroft, who has a long record of opposing abortion and...
by Robert Parham | Jan 9, 2001 | Opinion
Congregational leaders will be tempted to blast “Temptation Island,” a six-episode television show about unmarried couples mingling with 26 exotic-looking singles. The first episode airs Wednesday night on Fox. While the show’s Web site says,...
by Robert Parham | Jan 3, 2001 | Opinion
BCE’s significant constituency growth and increased visibility in the public square necessitates a restating of our mission and methodology. Since bcE*byte’s launch at the end of March 2000, BCE’s e-mail database has grown 140 percent. A host of new...
by Robert Parham | Dec 19, 2000 | Opinion
The first Christmas was about hunger and hope. Of course, the hunger part of the story is either forgotten or ignored as we rush through stores in search of the perfect gifts for friends who have everything. We sing about joy to the world, the silence of the night,...
by Robert Parham | Nov 22, 2000 | Opinion
Charles Colson sent an urgent message to his supporters on Nov. 20, charging the seven judges on the Supreme Court of the State of Florida with “judicial usurpation” and “partisanship.” He charged the court was “interfering in the...
