Do Christians have to make Christian art? Is Christian art lacking? And other questions with Jerry Jenkins (Left Behind).
According to a recent article from the Washington Post, “AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers had been scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to require that the Ten Commandments be posted in every classroom in the state, part of a newly energized... Continue Reading →
Mark Driscoll takes to Twitter to discuss deconstruction, & Kate Shellnutt reports on cover-ups coming out of Grace Community Church.
In some circles, deconstruction is an unforgivable sin, marking one as an apostate or a leper. In other circles, to deconstruct has become a badge of honor—a rite of passage. Entering this conversation is Travis Dickinson, author of Wandering Toward... Continue Reading →
Does Psalm 139 teach a pro-life ethic? Does Numbers 5:11-28 support abortion? Is abortion the equivalent of murder? Old Testament scholar Tremper Longman offers his take.
John Walton answers the question of whether or not the Bible is clear on abortion. John Goldingay offers a reflection & "guidelines" for bringing modern questions to the text of Scripture.
Walter Brueggemann answers questions about subtle forms of idolatry, what it means to be prophetic, and how the prophets of old can speak into our cultural moment.
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