by Michael Helms | Jun 7, 2019 | Opinion
Standing beneath a tent beside a freshly dug grave on a very hot May afternoon, I listened to the granddaughter of the deceased read the 23rd Psalm. After sharing how she would remember her grandfather, she comforted her family with words beyond her years that... by Christa Brown | Oct 27, 2010 | Opinion
As an 18-year-old college freshman, Tyler Clementi threw himself off a bridge after what has been widely described as an incident of anti-gay bullying. Other students had surreptitiously filmed Tyler while he was having an encounter with another male in his dorm room,... by Ed Hogan | Apr 9, 2009 | Opinion
My blood pressure raised a few points when I read MSN’s front-and-center headline: “The End of Christian America.” The article reported that according to the 2009 American Religious Identification Survey the number of people who claim no religious... by James L. Evans | Feb 20, 2009 | Opinion
This past week marked the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin. All across the country there were celebrations and denunciations ”not by the same people, of course. Celebrating Darwin’s life were scientists, biologists, medical researchers and others who deal in the... by Bob Allen | Aug 6, 2007 | News
A Southern Baptist seminary president who two years ago called for an evangelical Christian “exit strategy” from public schools now chides churches for neglecting to help parents make responsible decisions about their children’s education. On...
