by Drew Smith | Sep 22, 2008 | Opinion
There is no doubt that Jesus commanded his followers to love their enemies. Moreover, there is no room for negotiation with Jesus on this point. No intelligent person can present a persuasive argument against taking his command seriously. Indeed, while we attempt to...
by John D. Pierce | Sep 20, 2008 | Opinion
“Most Southern Baptists do believe that while husband and wife are equal, that in a marriage the wife is to voluntarily place herself under ‘the servant leadership of her husband,'” said Richard Land, Southern Baptist Convention public policy head...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Sep 19, 2008 | Opinion
What are the marketers at MillerCoors thinking?They’re thinking they will make a keg full of money, of course.The indisputable fact that a new product will kill both gullible users and innocent bystanders has no impact on their collective corporate conscience....
by Robert Parham | Sep 19, 2008 | Opinion
An action thriller ripping across three continents has a storyline about the son of an Islamic cleric, who displays admirable piety and wrestles with moral ambiguity, and the son of a Baptist preacher, who discloses a minimalist faith. One seeks God’s will; the...
by Robert Parham | Sep 19, 2008 | Opinion
An action thriller ripping across three continents has a storyline about the son of an Islamic cleric, who displays admirable piety and wrestles with moral ambiguity, and the son of a Baptist preacher, who discloses a minimalist faith. One seeks God’s will; the...
by Michael Helms | Sep 19, 2008 | Opinion
Rev. Olu Menjay could have lived a comfortable life in America. As a refugee from the Liberian civil war, he was granted a green card. After graduating from Mercer and Duke Divinity School, he was in pursuit of a doctorate at Boston University when Rev. Emile...
