by Robert Parham | Nov 15, 2004 | Opinion
This is the first of a series of personal editorials to the readers of EthicsDaily.com. As the executive director of the Baptist Center for Ethics, I need you to know where I am and where I think BCE ought to go. I need to know if you want to go with and will support...
by Cliff Vaughn | Nov 12, 2004 | Opinion
Bridget Jones—poster girl for weight watching, relationship troubles and career fallout—is back in this serviceable sequel to 2001’s “Bridget Jones’ Diary.” Since “Diary,” Renee Zellweger (Jones) has picked up an Oscar nomination...
by Jan Turrentine | Nov 12, 2004 | Opinion
Last Jan. 28, Justin Gregorich joined other potential football players in his school’s weightlifting room for a scheduled conditioning practice. He was hoping to try out for the junior varsity football team this fall. At five-foot-three and 130 pounds, Justin...
by Gary Farley | Nov 11, 2004 | Opinion
The greatest story of “church planting” in America may never be told. We have waited too late to gather the data. I am talking about the explosion of new African-American congregations in the rural South in the decades following emancipation. There were...
by Ron Sisk | Nov 10, 2004 | Opinion
Henlee Barnette’s death at 93 silences one of the last great voices of a generation of Baptist ethicists in the South. They made Christian ethics a discipline both for Baptist seminarians and educators and for the churches their students would serve. As much as...
by Mike Parnell | Nov 9, 2004 | Opinion
If you love James Bond and Jonny Quest, you will love “The Incredibles.” Brad Bird, who worked on “The Simpsons” and made one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, “The Iron Giant,” creates a universe where superheroes have...
