Bible club fliers win approval of court
July 22, 2004
An evangelical group’s plan to hand out fliers to Maryland elementary school students is not an unconstitutional endorsement of religion, so says a federal
Halted baptisms in Virginia cause outrage
June 24, 2004
RICHMOND, Va. — The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) rarely takes up for Christians. But even the ACLU cried foul over an incident at a
Poll: More Americans say Jews killed Christ
April 15, 2004
WASHINGTON — More than one-third of Americans who have seen Mel Gibson’s blockbuster “The Passion of the Christ” say Jews were responsible for the death
Conference explores salvation beliefs and their influence
February 26, 2004
Soteriology — the doctrine of salvation — “really does matter,” said Phil Roberts, president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo. “How a
‘New view’ of Grand Canyon sparks debate
February 19, 2004
Traditional scientists and Christian creationists have lined up on either side of a dispute over sales of a new book at Grand Canyon National Park
Modifying meditation to focus on Jesus creates health benefits
January 29, 2004
Learning to relax is a concept based on meditation, but not beholden to meditation in its far eastern form. “The whole concept of the relaxation
Church baptizes ‘gay’ men, ousted
December 18, 2003
North Carolina Baptists twice affirmed a decision to oust McGill Baptist Church in Concord from the state convention for baptizing two men presumed to be
Avoid holiday blues: Maintain proper perspective for the season
December 11, 2003
Although depression can strike at any time, holidays often trigger feelings of melancholy and sadness that should not be ignored. The common warning signs of
