by James L. Evans | Apr 28, 2006 | Opinion
We are in the midst of the Easter season. Christians everywhere continue to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. We have heard the Gospel stories about the crucifixion and the empty tomb and continue to hear with gladness words like, “Death has been swallowed up...
by Andy Watts | Apr 28, 2006 | Opinion
Baptist Christians in America should take notice: the strong, well-fortified and constituent-rich lifeboat called the Southern Baptist Convention is pulling away from a sinking culture, one burning with sin. This lifeboat comes in the shape of the “exit...
by Don Wilkey | Apr 27, 2006 | Opinion
I recall riding on a bus to D.C. and on the trip there was a lady reading a book about the Christian version of math. I found the idea rather strange that there was a definite biblical view distinctly different from the secular view of math. The creationism issue has...
by Robert Parham | Apr 27, 2006 | Opinion
The Baptist Center for Ethics is leaving behind a physical office space for a virtual space, beginning May 1. Good bye bricks and mortar. Hello telecommunications! Some may ask, what’s a virtual office? Others may want to know, why now? Still others may inquire,...
by Robert Parham | Apr 26, 2006 | Opinion
Anti-public school Southern Baptists are divided into two camps–those who offer misdirection and those who articulate a clear direction. Reacting to the Baptist Center for Ethics’ initiated pastoral letter supporting public education, Kenyn Cureton, vice...
by Jeffrey and Tonya Vickery | Apr 25, 2006 | Opinion
In 1996 our moderate Baptist friends in the Carolinas were not optimistic–a local Baptist congregation calling a husband and wife to serve as pastor? They didn’t think so. And sometimes we didn’t either. The compromising yet genuine suggestion was...
