by Will D. Campbell | Sep 1, 1995 | Opinion
We all know that the most vain of mortals are those who make a career of humility lest their true vanity be unmasked. Exhibitionism is tacky, and vainglory is the cardinal sin, another reason to be judicious with superlatives when reporting on one’s own...
by Walter B. Shurden | Jan 1, 1995 | Opinion
One of God’s unique gifts to Baptists in the last half of the twentieth century was a short Louisiana Frenchman with the distinctive name of Penrose St. Amant (pronounced “San Amaw”). He gets my vote for the most versatile leader in theological...
by Ralph H. Elliot | Jul 1, 1994 | Opinion
Southerner Thomas Wolfe may be right in suggesting that one cannot go home again-to live, that is, but no matter where in the world we may live and work, it is always good to go back home for a visit: It is always good to drive by the little church building, the old...
