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Christians & Environmental Ethics – A Strange Combination?
By Gorazd Andrejc
You can find very different attitudes towards environment and global warming problem among Christians. There are of course Christians who simply do not care and do not see any real connection between their religion and the idea to save the planet. Religion is about saving humanity, spiritually speaking, not the planet, right? Before moving to the answer to this …
Filed under: Atheism, Christianity, New Age, Social Issues, Stewardship
On the Eve of the End
Steve Wohlberg’s enlightening series explains the Bible’s most mysterious prophecies with simplicity and power.
Filed under: Christian Video, Prophecy
Can Christians Legitimately Choose Between Liars & Anarchy?
By Cal Augustine
Can a Christian be an anarchist?
Before that question is investigated is it fair to ask if a Christian should support a government and political system that violates the laws that have been written to contain it?
After all, the U.S. Constitution places very strict limits on the powers of the federal government and empowers the legislatures of its member states …
Filed under: Church State, Politics
Should Christians Have PreNups?
by Matt Bell
One of the hottest topics on the marriage circuit today is whether you should have a prenuptial agreement (“prenup”). While only 3 percent of married or engaged people have a prenup, USA TODAY reports that fully one-third of single people say they would ask their spouse-to-be to sign one, and 40 percent of divorced people say they would do …
Filed under: Christianity, Social Issues
The Important Power of Prayer
By Andrew Hallinan
Prayer should be our spiritual breath. We couldn’t survive without breathing and we shouldn’t try to face each day without prayer. The importance of prayer is often understated, mostly only something we do when we are in trouble and don’t know what else to do. Prayer is often limited to such situations as when we or one of our …
Filed under: Faith
