If asked, “Where were you on the morning of September 5, 1996?” You would probably not be able to answer. But if you were asked …
Resurrecting the Evidence: The Bones of the Jesus Story Read More »
There has been a lot of talk about Christian “deconstruction” in the last several years. That is the current term being used to describe one’s …
Though I have been there more than a half-dozen times, I will never forget the first time seeing it. Standing on the vista of the …
“Do you know what’s in the Bible? Is it true? Is it reliable? Absolutely verifiable? Let’s all take a look … in the Bible.” The …
The four Gospels of the New Testament, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, form the foundation of the Christian faith. These biblical texts contain accounts of …
It is not unusual for Americans to engage in debate. We are a people given to disagreement and dispute, and we rarely keep our opinions …
In an essay from April 1862, Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, “The end of all political struggle is to establish morality as the basis of all …
The push and the pull of the conversation was escalating. The tone and posture of both involved made it clear the subject was intense. And …
Beyond the Golden Rule: A Search for a Mere Morality Read More »
Discussing contentious issues is never easy. Even with friends and family, conversations can quickly descend into conflict or become divisive when they drift into territory …
Navigating Controversial Conversations: Tips for Maintaining Peace and Harmony Read More »
Stepping back and observing American culture, it is increasingly the case that emotivist secularist relativism is the ruling ethos of the day. The “Moralistic Therapeutic …
