by Ron Sisk | Dec 8, 2003 | Opinion
From here on to next November, the temptation grows–the temptation to use your pulpit to help the party of your choice get elected. That’s nothing new, of course. These days the politicization of American religion is taken for granted. Newspapers published...
by Jan Turrentine | Dec 5, 2003 | Opinion
Among my most prized possessions are a couple of very old quilts. They are not just any old quilts discovered in a dust-covered box in the corner of an attic. They were made by my two grandmothers, especially for me. These were women whose lives crossed two centuries...
by Lois Mitchell | Dec 4, 2003 | Opinion
Few issues in recent years in Canadian society have sparked as much general public interest and passionate debate as the potential redefinition of marriage. Judicial decisions in three provinces (Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec) have challenged the historic and...
by Dwight A. Moody | Dec 4, 2003 | Opinion
Julius Caesar was the powerful, popular ruler of the ancient Roman realm. His all-too-brief reign established the empire that dominated much of the Mediterranean world for a millennium. The assassination of Julius Caesar after four years of rule brought to power his...
by Robert Parham | Dec 4, 2003 | Opinion
I rarely talk publicly about the founding of the Baptist Center for Ethics. But I need to now. I need for the readers of EthicsDaily.com, our shareholders, to know where we’ve been and where we are. When BCE was started 12 years ago, I had several organizational...
by Bill Wilson | Dec 3, 2003 | Opinion
Talking with friends in Virginia about my move to Georgia and the opportunity to speak to you, one of them suggested that I describe what it is like to move from Baptist Promised Land back into captivity among the Egyptians. I offer three observations: First, when any...
