I stand on the fact that God ultimately defines what is right and wrong. My friend defines his entire moral code upon the statement, "As long as I am not directly hurting anyone other than me, then nothing that I do is wrong." I don't have an intelligent response. Do you? ANSWER



What do you think about using fetal tissue from aborted babies for stem cell research? ANSWER



Isn't Christianity debunked by cultural relativism? ANSWER
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How Now Shall We Live?
by Charles Colson & Nancy Pearcey

With real, inspiring stories of faith in action, How Now Shall We Live? encourages readers to present the gospel in a way that will capture the imaginations, minds and hearts of a culture that is entrenched in the lies of relativism and self — before it's too late.



It's how you see things and how what you see holds together. It's our essential beliefs that make sense of the world around us. Lots of us have an uncanny ability to reconcile conflicting beliefs; holding them in our minds all bunched together. But that makes for a muddied outlook and even muddier decisions. MORE

A True History of Christianity by Matt Kaufman
Christians have been blamed for everything, from slavery to the latest terrorist attacks on America. A new book seeks to set the record straight, again

Basic Confusion by John Thomas
Struggling with the meaning of life? Maybe your friendly sales clerk can help.

Biology 101 by J. Budziszewski
Evolution was the method God used to create life? Neither the Bible nor your biology prof seem to think so. Professor Theophilus tells us why.

Earth Day Got You Down? by Mark Hartwig
We know what environmentalist activists think about Genesis, but what do you think the Bible has to say about how we treat the earth?

The Big Story by J. Budziszewski
Sarah's professors tell her there's no such thing as absolute truth. Theophilus says even ithey/i don't really believe that.



Friendship Counseling, Part 3 by David Powlison
The psalmist shows us how to move from questions to answers.
 

Friendship Counseling, Part 2 by David Powlison
The heart of ministry — cooperating with God's transformational agenda — lies at the intersection of our lives and God's Word.
 

Friendship Counseling, Part 1 by David Powlison
We can change when the God of loving truth intersects some actual human need.
 

The Therapeutic Gospel: Part 2 by David Powlison
God gives good gifts. But he also gives the best gift, the inexpressible Gift of gifts.
 

The Therapeutic Gospel: Part 1 by David Powlison
In this new gospel, the great evils to be redressed do not call for any fundamental change of direction in the human heart. Instead, my deepest problems are merely limited to what has happened to me.
 

Race Relations: Six Problems with 'Race' by Thabiti Anyabwile
"Race," as a construct, must be demolished.
 

Race Relations: Rethinking Christian Identity by Thabiti Anyabwile
We tend to think or act as though race is a biological fact, something stemming from our genes, and therefore something intractable and as necessary as breathing. It's not.
 

Through the Noise by Rachel Starr Thomson
In this vortex of stimuli, truth and deception, art may do what few other things can: It may, for a moment, still the scene around us.
 

Virtual Reality by George Halitzka
Dressed in a scraggly beard, glasses, and a worn T-shirt, I fit right in on the morning bus. But under the shabby veneer, nobody knew I was tortured by an impossible dream.
 

World Friendly by Suzanne Hadley
When it comes to the world, am I a little too friendly?
 

v. Culture by Jonathan Dodson
It's much easier to take a side in the culture wars than to critically or redemptively engage the issues we fight over. How, then, do we engage culture Christianly?
 

Wanted Now: Contentment by Greg Spencer
The way to satisfaction in an unsatisfying world is to practice the art of dying well.
 

The Decline of African American Theology by Thabiti Anyabwile
God does not exist to affirm the ethnic sense of identity and self-worth of any single people. Including African Americans.
 

Libido Dominandi: St. Augustine and the Lust for Domination by James Tonkowich
How you live shows whether you're a citizen of the City of Man or the City of God.