by Bill Wilson | Feb 1, 2012 | Opinion
Among the critical questions every minister and staff needs to ask as we begin a new year is this one: Which parking spot will you choose? Clearly, this question needs to be put in its proper context. My father was the finest and healthiest minister I have ever known....
by Guy Sayles | Feb 1, 2012 | Opinion
At a critical point in “The Lord of the Rings,” Frodo, the Hobbit whose burden it was to carry the Ring toward its destruction – the destruction that would save Middle Earth – has grown weary and disheartened. He’s afraid and uncertain. He says to...
by Juliet Kilpin | Feb 1, 2012 | Opinion
Editor’s note: This column is another of several EthicsDaily.com will carry from an initiative from Great Britain called “Beyond400.net – Baptists Imagining Life After 400 Years.” The first Baptist church in Britain met in Spitalfields, London, still...
by Jim Hill | Jan 31, 2012 | Opinion
Usury is defined as the practice of charging excessive, unreasonably high and often illegal interest rates on loans. Originally, when charging interest was still banned by Christian churches, usury simply meant charging interest at any rate. The book of Exodus says,...
by Colin Harris | Jan 31, 2012 | Opinion
Mention the word “creation” and we are likely to find ourselves in a discussion of evolution and some version of intelligent design, due to the persistence of the pseudo-conflict between science and religion. Such arguments shortchange the profound...
by Peter Dominey | Jan 31, 2012 | Opinion
Editor’s note: This column is the first of several EthicsDaily.com will carry from an initiative from Great Britain called “Beyond400.net – Baptists Imagining Life After 400 Years.” A nearly $1.6 million black hole is projected for the Baptist Union...
