by Keith Herron | Nov 4, 2002 | Opinion
Near the shadow of death, Browning Ware unflinchingly shared what it was like to stand that close to the doorway separating mortality from eternity. That’s the effect thoughts of our dying have upon us. It’s like a long stare into the piercing, unflinching...
by James L. Evans | Nov 1, 2002 | Opinion
Mr. Carter doesn’t quote a whole bunch of Scripture when he makes a speech. But as you listen to his speeches, you get the feeling that Scripture has shaped and molded his thinking. The prevailing application of the establishment clause has led many to believe...
by Charles Haynes | Nov 1, 2002 | Opinion
“Teach the controversy” is the latest battle-cry in the never-ending war over the teaching of evolution in public schools. Is this a blow for academic freedom? Or a back-door maneuver to get religion into the science classroom? Welcome to the latest...
by Paul Schrag | Nov 1, 2002 | Opinion
Ever since Paul spoke to the Athenians about the “unknown god,” people have asked how a belief in Christianity’s unique truth fits into a world of many religions. Today, the unprecedented mingling of cultures and faiths in North America makes the...
by Michael Helms | Oct 31, 2002 | Opinion
All of us have confidence in some areas and are lacking in others. A proper balance is important. Confidence run amuck leads to arrogance. No confidence leads to a poor self-esteem. Henry Ford said, “If you think you can or think you can’t you are...
by Mike Parnell | Oct 31, 2002 | Opinion
It has been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. When it comes to movie remakes, it can also be the source of bad movies that could have been much better. A good case in point is “The Truth About Charlie.” Based on 1963’s...
