This morning the news of Louisville basketball coach, Rick Pitino’s, “alleged” consensual sex with Karen Cunagin Sypher streamed across Sportcenter’s bottom line. To make matters worse, he paid for her to have an abortion. It was striking to watch the “matter of fact” style of reporting, and the comments made by Pitino’s attorney and the [...]
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Last semester, Dr. Russell Moore (my systematics professor) spoke very personally concerning the sinners adoption as children of God in Jesus Christ, the only Begotten. It was personal on two accounts: first, that Dr. Moore has been personally adopted by God our Father in Jesus, and secondly, has followed His heavenly Father’s footsteps in adopting [...]
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Introduction I must admit that I have been horrified by recent studies and discussions concerning the sanctity of life. Previously, I had not been horrified enough. What follows is not a comprehensive discussion by any means, but some thoughts concerning this issue as it faces the entirety of the world today in its various forms. [...]
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The Manhattan Declaration
This is a declaration of the wider Christian conscience against abortion, the subversion of the institution of marriage, and religious liberty. It is a must read. Dr. R. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, blogs about it here. A brother, Patrick Schreiner, pulls a few helpful resources together here. Read the Manhattan Declaration here.
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