Federal Judge Rejects Atheist Challenge To Inaugural Prayer
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Adelle Banks of Religion News Service reports
Adelle Banks of Religion News Service reports
Adelle Banks of Religion News Service reports
"A Chilling Account and a Word of Warning"
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A thought-provoking article from Albert Mohler:
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What Next?
The election is over. The candidate who was favored by most Christian conservatives did not win. So what comes next?
In one way, the election of Barack Obama is very good news for biblical Christians. It gives us the opportunity to demonstrate how our Christianity affects real life. We simply have to live what we say we believe.
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One Preacher’s Perspective
Yesterday, the American people elected Barak Obama to be the forty-fourth president of the United States of America. Because the Bible says that leaders are “ordained of God” (Rom. 13:1), I do not believe there was any emergency meeting in heaven due to this turn of events. So when I heard the news of Obama’s victory, I offered prayers for him in obedience to God’s command (1 Tim. 2:1-4).
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A Woman's Place
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Would You Vote for a Mormon President?
by Aaron Blumer
Under the right conditions, I would.
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Imprecatory Politics
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A Baptist pastor in California has called for “imprecatory prayer” against the leaders of the Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
“Let his days be few; and let another take his office,” the prayer reads. “Let his children be fatherless, and his wife a widow.”
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Can You Believe It?
Here’s a news story you aren’t likely to see anywhere else:
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A Closer Look at the Definition of Marriage
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A law proposed by Washington lawmakers would require married couples to have children within three years. Click here.
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Hugo Chávez: "Our socialism should be Christian... Socialism is love.''
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The Miami Herald reports: “Chávez puts religion into his revolution”
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