by Ronald Aronson | Oct 6, 2008 | Opinion
Contrary to the past expectations of nonbelievers, religion is not going away anytime soon. There is no particular reason to do battle with religion as such, but only with fundamentalist religions. And contrary to the suggestions of author Alister McGrath, irreligion...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Oct 3, 2008 | Opinion
The discovery of what some are claiming may be the oldest known inscription that refers to Christ has been announced by a team of scientists led by French marine archaeologist Franck Goddio. The inscription is on a bowl or wide cup dated to between the late 2nd...
by Alex Smirnov | Oct 3, 2008 | Opinion
As federal regulators and corporate executives nationwide pull all-nighters in efforts to reign in the snowballing financial crisis, pastors and fundraising professionals wonder what impact the crisis will have on their ability to do God’s work. A quick polling...
by Jack Glasgow | Oct 3, 2008 | Opinion
The nation’s financial crisis calls for a twofold response. One is pastoral; the other is moral. First, I want my church members to know I am truly concerned about their losses, about their uncertainty and about their anxiety for the future. We have retired...
by Heather Entrekin | Oct 3, 2008 | Opinion
What does one do when the stock market keeps diving, gas prices keep rising, and all that experts can agree upon is that nobody knows when or how this economic free fall will end? Many are consumed by rumor, worry, stress and fear. Lost jobs, income and savings are a...
by Cliff Vaughn | Oct 3, 2008 | Opinion
New Orleans natives Kimberly and Scott Roberts wound up in their attic during Hurricane Katrina. Unable to leave the city, the husband and wife holed up in their Lower Ninth Ward home with a little food, several neighbors and a hi-8 camcorder. They rolled tape from...
