by Marv Knox | Sep 9, 2002 | Opinion
This side of Sept. 11, more people than ever before recognize spiritual need in their lives. Sure, some are trying to fill it with age-old carnal remedies. But now, at least, they recognize the need. Many are open to authentic answers to their questions about how to...
by Glen Stassen | Sep 6, 2002 | Opinion
Just war theory or pacifism understood simply as the restraint of war is not likely to provide satisfactory answers. What alternatives does just peacemaking theory raise for Christians to discuss, support and advocate? The government has shifted $40 billion to...
by Keith Herron | Sep 6, 2002 | Opinion
We could compile a long and startling list of human carnage to remind us that the cup of sorrows has been filled to overflowing for people all over the globe. Americans are novices to the reality that thoughtful people have questioned senseless killing—and evil—for...
by Barry Howard | Sep 6, 2002 | Opinion
Children who attend Sunday school, Vacation Bible School, worship services or confirmation classes learn important lessons and stories that help shape their faith and values for their adult years. Children, like adults, may not immediately understand the significance...
by Cliff Vaughn | Sep 5, 2002 | Opinion
Movie executives and industry commentators are of course calling “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” the “surprise hit” of the summer. That’s accurate but distressing, for we shouldn’t be surprised that an actual story well-told on film will...
by Steve Ivy | Sep 5, 2002 | Opinion
A deep tragedy is that congregations seldom offer opportunities for people to declare the values they intend to guide their end-of-life choices. Classes that help people understand the difficult decisions they may make for themselves and their loved ones are seldom...
