by Steve Ivy | Jan 2, 2003 | Opinion
Access to health-care providers is a matter of justice. Justice is a core Christian value and the cornerstone of the United States’ political system. Yet, it is clear that whatever measures of justice in health-care one claims, our system is not meeting those...
by David Wilkinson | Dec 30, 2002 | Opinion
Amid all the intensity and pressure of college football, two Baptist pastors in football-rich Florida are grateful for the quiet consistency of a pair of church members who are among the nation’s most celebrated college coaches. As the drama of college football...
by Dwight A. Moody | Dec 30, 2002 | Opinion
Other writers will look back at the year just coming to a close and offer judgment about the top religion stories of the year. Such a list will no doubt include things like the 9-11 memorial services, clergy sex scandals, and religion and violence. Rather than...
by Michael Helms | Dec 30, 2002 | Opinion
The creative act of separating light from darkness is ongoing. As long as darkness is present in the form of evil, chaos and confusion, God will be working to create light and separate the light from the darkness, bringing order to a disordered world. Tent by tent,...
by Cliff Vaughn | Dec 26, 2002 | Opinion
Hathaway is just one member of a young but exceptional cast in this adaptation of Charles Dickens’ lengthy novel Nicholas Nickleby. Hathaway plays Madeline Bray, a destitute young woman who captures the attention of Nicholas Nickleby (Charlie Hunnam), recently...
by Jared Porter | Dec 26, 2002 | Opinion
Christian Peacemaker Teams was founded in 1988 by members of the Mennonite Church. Its purpose: to offer “an organized, nonviolent alternative to war and other forms of lethal conflict.” “You will die today,” said its owner, an Israeli soldier...
