If one intends to take a strong scriptural stance on any subject then it deserves strong scriptural examination. Yet there is often an inexplicable...
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Philosophical reflections in the new issue of the Spectrum journal, out now, and how spring brings beauty after a season of many gray days—even in a...
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Many Christians believe that accepting Theistic Evolution necessitates a God who actively creates via suffering and death. Such a conclusion is not...
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Science teaches that the earth is ancient and life has evolved. Some believers use argumentative “end runs” to avoid dealing with consequences that...
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As I reviewed Ellen White’s counsel on labor unions, the question to me was, Is it possible for me to associate with a labor union in a manner that...
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Bill Johnsson’s memorial service saw luminaries and family members recount his public and private witness. Plus, how Scot McKnight’s “Revelation for...
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We need to be willing to speak the truth, truthfully. Not just about who God is but about who we are, who we have been, and how we are using Christ...
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Looking at words regarding diversity from Andrews University's president-elect and examining what we can learn about gender diversity from the...
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The gospel advances an innate egalitarian ethic in which inherited rights take a back seat to individual rights. Ted Wilson and his father seem to...
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Bullying is when a person or group deliberately tries to make someone else feel upset, scared, or ashamed. It is very serious and should be treated...
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