The Bible – The Problem Solver Book
Let’s face it life is full of stress and problems. All of us, no matter how careful we are to avoid them, will still encounter our share of problems as
Author: Curt Blattman
In God We Trust
Most Americans are probably unaware that they are almost constantly carrying this phrase with them, wherever they go throughout the day. In 1864 our government leaders acknowledged the important role
“The fool has said in his heart, ‘There is no God’” – (Psalm 53:1)
With the advent of Charles Darwin, the belief in a divine Creator was given a severe blow. Science today, to a large extent, has dismissed the idea. There are people
Mickey Mantle – A Humbled Hero
In Baseball lore few players have such a magical mystic as the great New York Yankee, Mickey Mantle. Mantle played in the 1950’s and 1960’s and is considered the greatest
Joy and Suffering – Two Unlikely Partners
Can joy and suffering coexist? The Bible tells us not only can they, but they should, in the life of any Christian that is walking in the will of the
Intelligent Design should be taught in the public schools
For too long now students in our public schools have been taught that evolution is the only scientific theory that can be used to explain the origin of living things.
The Ethics of Abortion – Part III
The Religious Argument Like the moral and scientific arguments, the religious argument is concerned with the same question – when does life begin. Whether we use the terms life, humanity
The Ethics of Abortion – Part II
The Scientific Argument Science, not theology or emotions scream out for the humanity and personhood of the unborn baby in the womb. While many scientists today clearly believe that life,
The Ethics of Abortion – Part I
There are few topics that cause such controversy in America as the issue of abortion. Those nine months from conception to birth represent a battlefield that both sides of the
Jesus, the Bible, Education, and the Ivy League
In a land where so much emphasis is placed on status symbols, it is not surprising that when you mention that you are a Harvard, Yale or Princeton graduate, you