by Marv Knox | Feb 25, 2003 | Opinion
Years ago, before the Baptist battles escalated, a seminary professor described a crucial weakness of fundamentalism: By its nature, fundamentalism opposes. It fights against everything that doesn’t conform to its ideals and principles, which will be narrower...
by Tarris D. Rosell | Feb 24, 2003 | Opinion
Millions of adults who long ago passed the sixth grade nonetheless will go back to elementary school on March 3. That is just one day past Dr. Seuss’ birthday, and it marks the sixth annual Read Across America. RAA Day is the National Education...
by Bo Prosser | Feb 24, 2003 | Opinion
Amanda Millay Hughes, respected Episcopal lecturer and author, brings a poignant insight into adolescence through her own eyes as mother, mentor and educator. She takes the reader on a rapid journey of true stories, drawing from the experiences of her three children...
by Cliff Vaughn | Feb 21, 2003 | Opinion
The stage for war is set, and the bullets—and prayers—start flying. That’s right: “Gods and Generals” features more divine petitioning than any Hollywood product in recent memory. Clocking in at over 3 ½ hours, the new Civil War drama from Ted Turner...
by Michael Helms | Feb 21, 2003 | Opinion
We grieve the loss of these seven men and women. Though their loss is profound, we lose people around us everyday. One day, this world will claim us. What then? What song will people remember that we have sung? What lyrics will people remember that we wrote with our...
by Mike Parnell | Feb 21, 2003 | Opinion
“Daredevil” is good, but not great. For comics fans, it will be hailed as a wonderful realization. But for others, it may seem to be just another guy in a leather suit beating people up. The movie is about a blind lawyer named Matt Murdock. Matt’s...
