by Robert Parham | Nov 23, 2010 | Opinion
One of the unmatched and undeserved blessings of my adult life is heading up EthicsDaily.com and its parent organization, the Baptist Center for Ethics. Where I am is where I ought to be. And where I am is made possible by you – our readers, donors and customers. A...
by Andrew Gardner | Nov 23, 2010 | Opinion
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s recent comments on the failure of multiculturalism in Germany have led to a campaign to integrate immigrants. In October, Merkel gave a speech to the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) addressing the status of multiculturalism in...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Nov 22, 2010 | Opinion
He always called me “Bubba,” and it made me feel special, even though I knew he called most other men and boys “Bubba,” too. In the South, that’s as close to an endearment for other males as most men can come. At left, several years ago,...
by Gene Davenport | Nov 22, 2010 | Opinion
I had not intended to write another column on Glenn Beck, but a recent episode of his TV show demands a response. The program was about an environment curriculum Beck fears will be taught in public schools with a counterpart in churches and synagogues. Not having seen...
by Ron Crawford | Nov 22, 2010 | Opinion
The Georgia Baptist Convention recently declared the Druid Hills Baptist Church no longer a “cooperating church” because the church has a woman pastor. Mimi and Graham Walker are co-pastors of the church. Congratulations to Mimi for answering God’s...
by Colin Harris | Nov 22, 2010 | Opinion
“Brainwashing” conjures up images of restrained captives, subjected to various kinds of deprivation and a steady rhythm of carefully designed information that leads them to embrace new ways of thinking. With varying degrees of malevolence, it is employed...
