Former “Christian Century” Editor James Wall and Palestinian Terror
The Palestinians who were sent to jail…saw themselves as resisting an occupying army
The Israeli mother of one of the 15 murdered victims who died in the infamous Jerusalem Sbarro 2001 restaurant bombing is denouncing former longtime Christian Century editor James Wall for defending her daughter’s Palestinian murderer.
First-Person: Who Really Was the First U.S. Missionary?
A freed slave should supplant Adoniram Judson as the first Protestant missionary from America.
Not only was George Liele the first Protestant missionary from America, but his departure for Jamaica in 1782 actually puts him ahead of the widely recognized progenitor of the modern missions era, the British Baptist, William Carey. Earlier this year Jeremy Webber at Christianity Today asked: Was the first U.S. missionary black, not... Continue Reading
Where Do ‘Liberal’ Bible Scholars Come From?
Is reading the Bible a cure for fundamentalism? That's how many so-called liberal Bible scholars got their start.
Biblical scholarship is an academic discipline, taught and studied at universities, colleges and divinity schools all around the world. So it should be no surprise that biblical scholars run in all shapes, sizes, colors and denominations. What would surprise many people, though, is that a very large number of us love Jesus and the church,... Continue Reading
Monastery where Christian saint was martyred is uncovered on Scottish island, Eigg
Donnan and 50 monks were killed in 617 by Norsemen, their deaths being recorded in the Irish Annals
Donnan died in 617AD and monasteries of that time had circular or sub-circular walls which separate the world of God on the inside from the world outside. “We found remains of a sub-circular enclosure and remains of seventh century activity, which would fit in with Donnan’s time.
GOP Senate candidate from Missouri comes under fire for his remarks on rape and abortion
An article in the St. Louis Post Dispatch after deadline to withdraw indicates Akin remains in the race
The congressman—who earned a Masters of Divinity from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis in 1984—has also served as a board member of the Missouri Right to Life…The announcement identified Akin as a ruling elder at Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church (Presbyterian Church in America) in Ballwin, Mo. (Ed. Note: He is not currently an active elder.)
Two Women, Two Legacies
Reflections on the passing of Helen Gurley Brown and Nellie Gray
“For Nellie, the horror was that a single human life had been intentionally taken. That was the point at which government transgressed its proper authority. That was the evil that had to be stopped.”
The Theological Roots of Missouri Senate Candidate Todd Akin’s “Legitimate Rape” Comment
Akin is proud of how his religion, and in particular, the PCA, the deeply conservative Calvinist denomination founded in 1973, influences his political views
Akin has a Masters in Divinity from the PCA’s seminary, and proudly claims he took a political rather than a pastoral path after seminary. His denomination has not only opposed abortion in all cases, including rape, but has suggested that the number of pregnancies by rape is overstated, and even questioned the veracity of rape claims. And Akin, who in a few months could be a United States Senator, wants his religion to dictate our laws.
Scripture, Song and Six Grandchildren: Romneys Open Church Doors to Press
The campaign’s decision to allow reporters into church was something of a surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Romney sang along to hymns and took turns holding their grandchildren during the service, which was attended by about 100 people. At times, Mr. Romney flipped through a picture book with his grandson Johnny.
Calvin Miller Has Died: In Memoriam and His “Letter to the Church”
Under his leadership, Westside (Omaha) grew from 10 members to over 2,500 when he left to join the faculty of Southwestern Seminary
Dr. Miller knew the importance of story as well. A wonderful wordsmith, he would use the element of story in such a way that cold facts and dry doctrine came to life in ways rarely seen. His poetry was an outpouring of his devotion to both his Savior and his sweetheart, Barbara Joyce.
Second Coming Christ Controversy, Part II: Christianity Today Writer Ken Smith – Deceptive Business Practices; With Child Porn Ties?
As a result of the investigation by the FTC, Zango was forced to pay a fine of $3 million.
When this reporter returned the phone call to Smith, he sounded surprised to hear that this reporter actually wanted to interview him regarding the claims that he made on his blog about Christian organizations as well as his faith background. Smith agreed to an interview scheduled for the next day.
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