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The following is one of 39 prochoice arguments, followed by a prolife answer, taken from Randy Alcorn's ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments (Multnomah Press, 1992, 1994).

In this video clip with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn talks about temptation and Heaven. Originally filmed by Convergence.

In this clip with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn discusses Heaven and answers the question, "Should God have done more?" Originally filmed by Convergence.

In this video with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn discusses Heaven, and specifically about the incarnation of Christ. Originally filmed by Convergence.

In this video clip with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn talks about Heaven being both God's plan and our hope as we live our lives now. Originally filmed by Convergence. 

Randy Alcorn answers questions about Heaven, such as "How have we lost a Biblical view of Heaven?" in this interview with Donald Miller. Originally filmed by Convergance.

The Far Reaches of Christ's Redemptive Work by Randy Alcorn Adoption: an interview with Randy Alcorn You can download the PDF to print and share.

Recently I was asked to recommend some books for a pastor in his twenties to read. Most of these books can be purchased from a Christian bookstore or ordered from www.christianbook.com.

Luke was very careful to report the incident involving Paul and Barnabas in Acts 15:36-41 as simply a historical matter.

In Gen. 2:9 God placed the tree of life and the tree of good and evil in the center of the garden.

If only we would rehearse in advance the ugly and overwhelming consequences of immorality, we would be far more prone to avoid it.

Since Enoch and Elijah did not die, but were taken into Heaven, did they receive glorified bodies? (I’ve also recently read accounts that this is a misinterpretation of Scripture: Did they really not die?)

An increasing number of Americans are traveling to China to receive transplanted kidneys, livers, corneas and other body parts from executed Chinese prisoners.

Unfortunately there is a growing trend today to tolerate all beliefs except those that are Christian. I think these citations demonstrate the historical inconsistency of this position.