- Fri, May 06, 2011
- Christian Life, Grace and Truth
What happens when college professors teach moral relativism? (audio)
In this minute long audio clip, Randy talks about secular professors teaching moral relavitism to their students.
In this minute long audio clip, Randy talks about secular professors teaching moral relavitism to their students.
In this video, George Verwer promotes Randy Alcorn's book 'Why Pro-Life?' and challenges viewers to become more serious about the issue of abortion.
Randy Alcorn and Georgene Rice discuss abortion and and prolife issues on the Georgene Rice Show, January 20, 2011.
(This article was written before Ballot Measure 16 passed in Oregon in 1995.)
The psychiatrist who evaluated her declared Kate Cheney, an 85-year-old woman with growing dementia, ineligible for assisted suicide.
...what are you doing to pour yourselves into our future church leaders who will set examples, for better or for worse, for generations to come?
The filthiness of our national politics has brought to my mind a question put to me nearly 20 years ago by one of my teachers. “Don’t you think there is more lying in politics than there used to be?” he asked. “Why do you think that this is happening?”
At the time, young oaf that I was, I thought his question silly. But after thinking lo these 20 years, I would like to try to answer it.
I do know my conscience won’t permit me to cast a vote for those who turn their back on children, and defend the shedding of innocent blood.
Character is what you are in the dark, when no one but God is looking.
I’m troubled by that example. I know Jesus wouldn’t teach us to do something unethical, yet if I were to find a treasure on your property and not tell you, then buy it from you and reap the benefits of the treasure, I would be considered unethical.
What gives with this example? Is it a cultural thing? Was there a kind of “finders/keepers losers/weepers” clause for the day since people buried stuff a lot?