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Why I Cannot Vote for Mitt Romney – A Response to James Jordan

The continuing debate on Christians voting for a Mormon candidate.

Written by Jason Cunningham | Saturday, August 25, 2012

While it is true that many Christians have avoided altogether any discussion over Romney’s profession of faith in a false god, yet the objections to Romney, as a Mormon, are overturned or dismissed via a historical answer that has been used before in past candidates; namely that Obama is much worse.  No doubt this statement... Continue Reading

Here’s Your Sign

At least "Don't Let Your Worries Kill You; Let The Church Help" was funny

Written by Aimee Byrd | Saturday, August 25, 2012

It just isn’t helpful to pit the church against public schools. Plastering misinformation or exaggerations on your church sign does not contribute in a positive manner to the problems that do exist.

Atheists’ cross to bear

They "feel officially excluded from the ranks of citizens who were directly injured by the 9/11 attack"

Written by La Shawn Barber, WNS | Saturday, August 25, 2012

The Christian faith is an undeniable part of America’s foundation. It undergirds Western civilization itself. The Muslims who rained fiery destruction down on America did so in the name of their god and against our faith and way of life.

What to do with “the call”?

Only God knows as we can make our plans, but he directs our steps (Prov 16:9).

Written by Mark James | Saturday, August 25, 2012

I know that I am called to pastoral ministry in the ARP. Sure, I could fit in the OPC or the PCA, but I specifically believe I am called to the ARP. I love the ARP. I spent my seminary time in the ARP, going to presbytery and Synod, learning the ethos and meeting fellow seminarians and pastors in the denomination

Earthly Concerns

The Catholic Church is as big as any company in America. Bankruptcy cases have shed some light on its finances and their mismanagement.

Written by The Economist | Friday, August 24, 2012

The sexual-abuse scandals of the past 20 years have brought shame to the church around the world. In America they have also brought financial strains. By studying court documents in bankruptcy cases, examining public records, requesting documents from local, state and federal governments, as well as talking to priests and bishops confidentially, The Economist has... Continue Reading

As Secularism Advances, Political Messianism Draws More Believers

Civil religion is a marker of the strength of a nation’s faith life

Written by Ray Nothstine | Thursday, August 23, 2012

The American Founders understood that when they replaced the King they were also replacing the idea of the “divine right of kings” and the monarch as moral leader of a country. They knew vibrant spirituality, virtue, and morals among the people would be needed for liberty to flourish. “It is substantially true that virtue or morality is a necessary spring of popular government,” declared George Washington in his farewell address.

Media At War

Two unreported or underreported aspects of the Todd Akin/rape controversy

Written by Marvin Olasky, WNS | Wednesday, August 22, 2012

A rape is a criminal and evil violation of a woman’s body...She certainly doesn’t need the added, huge burden of complicity in a brutal attack on an unborn child. The child is innocent. So many women who have had abortions, even under such grievous circumstances, have regretted them later.

What Todd Akin Should Have Said About Abortion and Rape

"As disturbing as Akin’s remarks are, I am concerned about the conflation of issues that suddenly appeared in the aftermath"

Written by Trevin Wax, TGC | Tuesday, August 21, 2012

The media circus moved quickly from discussion of Akin’s remarks to a wider discussion about the legitimacy of abortion in a tough case. And some “pro-life” politicians took the bait, not only condemning Akin’s unfortunate remarks but also declaring their support for abortion in this particular case.  Let me be clear: Allowing abortion in the... Continue Reading

The Redemptive-Historical Preaching Fad…

Their failure is that they deny the morals and virtues of the types and examples--the flesh and blood of history, if you will.

Written by Tim Bayly | Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Redemptive-historical browbeaters are scholastics out to destroy the Reformation doctrine of the perspicuity of Scripture. If you think that's overstating the case, take the story of David and Goliath and trace how our fathers in the faith have preached that story since the Reformation. Were all of them wrong?

Reemphasizing the Knowledge of Christ

The way people come to relationship and deepen their relationship with God is through Knowing Christ

Written by Timothy Gray Muse | Monday, August 20, 2012

This being said, it’s helpful to keep in mind that while cultural battles have been helpful in making the church aware of our condition and needs, our ultimate need and focus centers not on winning the cultural war as much as enabling people to come to relationship and depth of relationship with God. When people do this, it will have a direct effect upon the cultural battles.

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