Editor’s Note: God creates men for their times and John R. W. Stott is the epitome of this providential reality. Lessons from his life are many, but what is so clear is that if you want to make an impact beyond your life, then teach people the Bible. Therefore, after hearing of Stott’s death, the …
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Since I’m now stationed at SBTS-Nashville and am something of a NASCAR fan (my enthusiasm dating back to my grad school days, when I would watch Richard Petty, David Pearson, and Bobby Allison at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway and yet others such as Bobby Isaacs, Elmo Langley, and Darrell Waltrip at the Talladega tri-oval), I thought …
A new study by the American Journal of Public Health reveals that 25 percent of gay/lesbian teens and 15 percent of bi-sexual teens are homeless, in comparison to heterosexual teens, which is only at 3 percent. Here are some of the study’s conclusions: “Teens with a sexual minority orientation are more likely than heterosexual teens to …
Wayne Grudem is the widely-published author of Systematic Theology and co-editor of Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. When he turns his attention to economics, he finds that commerce is to be commended as the source of great good. His book on the subject, Business for the Glory of God, argues that work in manufacturing and …
Why should you care about grade inflation? First, because it’s happening en masse. In a post entitled “A History of College Grade Inflation” on the New York Times Economix blog, Catherine Rampell recently drew attention to the work of Stuart Rojstaczer, formerly a Duke professor of geophysics, and Christopher Healy, a computer science professor at Furman …
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Grant proposals are due next week for a federal program that, at first glance, seems to support traditional marriage. But a closer look reveals that the program actually includes a blatant slap at biblical sexual morality. The Department of Health and Human Services announced $75 million to be awarded to worthy applicants under the “Community-Centered …