A series titled “Southern Baptist Voices” has been launched by The BioLogos Foundation, with the first article setting forth concerns about evolutionary creationism expressed by seminary professor Kenneth Keathley.
Daily Archives: May 25, 2012
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Darwinism and Christianity, even when generously defined, exhibit tensions that are so serious that Darwinism cannot be rightly regarded as theologically neutral, William Dembski wrote in the “Southern Baptist Voices” series hosted by The BioLogos Foundation.
Decoration Day, the predecessor of today’s Memorial Day, remains a tradition in parts of the rural South for remembering deceased family and church members.
The International Mission Board appointed 101 missionaries during a May 23 service at Brentwood (Tenn.) Baptist Church, bringing the current missionary count to 4,919. Many of the appointees recounted that their call to be God’s heart, hands and voice to unreached people groups overseas was a matter of obedience — […]
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated the culmination of degrees with a commencement ceremony May 19. In addition awarding 70 different degrees, the seminary had James T. Draper Jr., president emeritus of LifeWay Christian Resources, address the graduates about being called to the ministry.
Certainly the White House hoped opposition to its abortion/contraceptive mandate would fade as the months passed and as it issued “compromises,” but religious groups have not let up. Organizations have been filing lawsuits in a steady drip, so every few weeks the health care law’s mandate comes into the news […]