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“A Strong Black Woman”: Reflections On Feminism And Womanhood

In our culture, it isn’t enough for women to be smart. They have to prove it.

Written by Jasmine Baucham | Sunday, April 13, 2014

The answer for a young black woman trying to be what the world needed more of isn’t to shove her gifts in a hole. I tried that, in a drastic pendulum swing from my “something to prove” mindset. Blessedly, my parents weren’t buying it, and encouraged me to cultivate those gifts, not in the context... Continue Reading

Brandeis Cancels Plan to Give Honorary Degree to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Critic of Islam

Brandeis University reveres decision to award an honorary degree to a campaigner for women’s rights and critic of Islam

Written by Richard Perez-Pena and Tanzina Vega, NYT | Sunday, April 13, 2014

In 2007, Ms. Hirsi Ali gave an interview to The London Evening Standard that was, by her own telling, the most unvarnished public expression of her views to that point, including the “cult of death” comment. She advocated the closing of Islamic schools in the West and said that “violence is inherent in Islam” and... Continue Reading

He Doesn’t Just Listen To The Sunday Sermon; He Draws It

Member of Grace and Peace Fellowship, a Presbyterian Church in America congregation in St. Louis, sketches sermons

Written by Lilly Fowler | Sunday, April 13, 2014

“John’s an artist at heart and loves to draw, and it always struck me as a great way to take in what he’s hearing,” Lutjens said. “I never perceived it as inappropriate or anything other than the way John expresses himself.” Hendrix, says drawing the sermon has strengthened his convictions in ways hearing them never... Continue Reading

From Shunned Sportscaster To Religious Freedom Fighter

Craig James, a football analyst fired by Fox Sports for saying homosexuality is immoral, has taken a job at the Family Research Council

Written by Andrew Branch | Saturday, April 12, 2014

“James’ 20-year career with networks like CBS and ESPN may be done for now, but he wants to keep fighting for religious freedom for athletes, he said. “I do know that there are a lot of people in the broadcasting business and athletes who enjoy having the religious liberties they have,” he said. “And that’s... Continue Reading

I Will Praise You In This Storm

On Monday afternoon around 4:00 a tornado 200-300 yards wide tore down Beech Ridge Road in Beaufort County, North Carolina

Written by Matthew Tuininga | Friday, April 11, 2014

About half way to the ditch Carla felt the wind pick up and said she realized they wouldn’t make it. She lay down and covered Hannah as the tornado swept over. Carla tries to describe what happened during the next few seconds but says she doesn’t entirely know. What she does know is that she... Continue Reading

5 Reasons Religious Millennials Aren’t Marrying

Always a bridesmaid, never a bride. Or a groom. Or, okay, even a bridesmaid. Why are we waiting to tie the knot?

Written by Corrie Mitchell | Friday, April 11, 2014

By waiting longer to settle down into marriage, it’s also easier for Millennials to feel the freedom to move from one city to the next, one job to the next, or one church to the next. Singleness is often characterized as a time of liberty during which we can be selfish. The persistent marriage metaphor... Continue Reading

A Testimony: Out of the Darkness of Sexual Abuse

I was drawn into a darkness that only the power of God’s light could dismantle

Written by Tanya Thomas | Thursday, April 10, 2014

I went to church every single week and attended a Christian school.  I tried to tell.  I remember attempts in fifth grade, but either I wasn’t believed or the darkness was too great – no one responded.  It wasn’t until I was almost a senior in high school that anyone listened or believed me.  ... Continue Reading

The False Teachers: Norman Vincent Peale

Peale believed we live in a world that is mental more than physical and this allows our thoughts to be determinative

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, April 10, 2014

Norman Vincent Peale popularized what came to be known as positive thinking. He took existing ideas from Christian Science and other inspirations, gave them a biblical veneer, integrated them with psychology, and packaged them for the masses, spreading his message through The Power of Positive Thinking and his other works. His foremost contribution to the world was... Continue Reading

Firefox fails the tolerance test

We're free but it may cost us our jobs

Written by David Robertson | Wednesday, April 9, 2014

“He hasn’t been censured. He can still express his views.” This is the Orwellian version of ‘freedom of speech’. You are free to say what you want. You can express your views. It may cost you your job but you are still free. Just as Arbeit Macht Frei (work makes you free) was the motto... Continue Reading

Calvary Chapel, Ft. Lauderdale, Pastor Bob Coy Resigns Over ‘Moral Failing’

Coy, 58, and his wife Diane founded the Fort Lauderdale church nearly 30 years ago

Written by Robert Nolin, Sun Sentinel | Monday, April 7, 2014

In a statement released Sunday, church elders said Coy, of Coral Springs, resigned Thursday as senior pastor of the 20,000-member church “after confessing to a moral failing in his life which disqualifies him from continuing his leadership role.” Coy’s Active Word ministry on radio, television and digital media has also been suspended, the church said.... Continue Reading

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