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Is the Abortion
Debate Over?
by Sean Codier
(11 March 2004)
As the pro-choice movement struggles to move forward, I find it
interesting to note the reaction of the Christian community. Within
the past decade, America has seen the decline in both the quality
and quantity of active dissent on the part of Christians.
Can Homosexuals
Change? - Why Does it Matter
by Michael
Francisco (11 March 2004)
The most vital piece of conventional wisdom, the myth that homosexuals
cannot change but are born that way, radically alters the public
policy debate. If they can't change, homosexuals would be facing
discrimination in the same way that racial minorities once did.
The argument for extending rights is the lynchpin of the gay "marriage."
Walking the Walk
- Showing Christian Love to Homosexuals
by Jeremy
Rein (12 March 2004)
Now that homosexuality relationships may gain legal status, Christians
have no idea how to respond. Have we forgotten our calling to be
salt and light and instead hidden the faith which was bought at
so high a price? As Evangelical scholar Larry Crabb notes, the Church
has forgotten what it means to influence our culture with the hope
of the gospel.
Walking the Walk
II - Stand Tall
by Jeremy
Rein (8 October 2004)
Second part in series on Christian love for Homosexuals.
Athens & Jerusalem
by Jeremy
Rein (31 February 2003)
What has Jerusalem to do with Athens?
Why the Time is
Now for the FMA
by Michael
Francisco (9 January 2004)
Christians lost the abortion issue when the Supreme Court ruled
from on high on January 22, 1973. Christians may soon loose the
gay marriage issue if the Supreme Court again has the chance to
rule by judicial fiat. With the courts poised to take up the gay
marriage issue, as they did the abortion issue, the time is now,
if Christians want to safeguard the sacred institution of marriage.
The 2004
Wild Card - The Federal Marriage Amendment
by Keith Miller
(9 January 2004)
In case you hadn't noticed, the election season is ramping up. With
the first primaries set to occur less than a month from now, the
American people's attention will soon be wrested away from The Simple
Life and Average Joe 2 and turned to the slightly less absurd business
of electing a President.
Why Gay Marriage
Won't Save Marriage
by Drew Bond
(9 January 2004)
Marriage, like it or not, is undoubtedly a union between a man and
a woman. Historically speaking, marriage began as a union before
God to glorify God. Only later did the State come in and decide
to "legalize" it for its own purposes. While love and
commitment certainly do glorify God, and we could use a lot more
of the both, love and commitment to a relationship neither created
nor blessed by God does not glorify God.
Internet Epistemology
by Michael
Francisco (12 November 2002)
The medium of the internet is fundamentally changing the way we
view the world. Stealing a page from the playbook of Neal Postman,
I contend that the internet is changing our epistemology in ways
that are only starting to become clear..
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