A theistic evolutionist “simply cannot escape the fact that the necessary corollary to survival of the fittest is destruction of the weakest and therefore, he must view death as a primary creative force of God,” a Southern Baptist professor writes in the latest exchange with The BioLogos Foundation.
Daily Archives: August 22, 2012
Controversy continues to swirl around Pakistan’s blasphemy law after the arrest of a young Christian girl for defiling words from the Quran. Nina Shea of the Hudson Institute’s Center for Religious Freedom calls the law “an irredeemably unjust statute that is routinely used to persecute minorities, crush reformers, and in […]
Leading pro-family organizations will attempt to motivate and equip Christians to fulfill their citizenship responsibilities — praying for the election and voting — through a live simulcast Sept. 9 to local churches.
The Tennessee Baptist Convention will eliminate up to 16 full- and part-time staff positions over the next several months, TBC Executive Director/Treasurer Randy C. Davis has announced. The changes “are not driven by the economy,” Davis emphasized, though “we are certainly sensitive to the impact of a down economy.” Rather, […]
Texas can enforce a state law that prevents leading abortion provider Planned Parenthood from participating in a women’s health program, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Home School Legal Defense Association chairman Michael Farris is warning that the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities — awaiting a vote in the Senate — would undermine the Americans with Disabilities Act by taking away U.S. sovereignty and handing it over to unelected U.N. bureaucrats.
Columnist and Missouri executive John Yeats discusses the need for cooperative missions and urges: “Let’s approach our cooperative mission giving with the passion of someone rescuing a soul from an eternity of separation from God who loves.”