by Fred Guttman | Dec 19, 2005 | Opinion
I am appalled by the assertion that there is some sort of “war” against Christianity and Christmas in this country. This is one of the more bogus and ridiculous claims that I have ever heard. Once again, the strategy here is to make us fear an imagined...
by Cliff Vaughn | Dec 16, 2005 | Opinion
Christians work in Hollywood. No, that’s not a misprint—that’s a fact. It’s also the subject of an important new book that lets some of these Hollywood Christians speak for themselves about working in the business and trying to improve its output....
by Brian Kaylor | Dec 16, 2005 | Opinion
‘Twas the fight over Christmas and in God’s houses, Boycotts were forming to fight atheist louses; The attacks were hurled and poisoned the air, It seemed that Rev. Falwell was being a bear. Like children he shouted at all those who said,...
by Bob Setzer | Dec 15, 2005 | Opinion
Amid all the hubbub about the “war on Christmas,” a much more disturbing story has largely escaped the public attention, or at least, the public debate. And that is the decision of a number of flagship mega-churches around the country to dispense with...
by Jim Holladay | Dec 15, 2005 | Opinion
Redemption. The word has been bantered around frequently in the days leading up to the execution of former gang member Tookie Williams. Williams claimed that he had experienced redemption while in prison. During his 20-plus years on death row he renounced his...
by Robert Parham | Dec 14, 2005 | Opinion
We plan to produce a four-part DVD study guide that will equip Baptists for constructive interfaith relationships with the Jewish community, a resource long overdue, and a much-needed educational unit. And we need EthicsDaily.com readers to help us make this resource...
