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So . . . Why Did I Write This? The Delusion of Determinism
August 21, 2008
The subversion of moral responsibility is one of the most significant developments of recent decades. Though this subversion was originally philosophical, more recent efforts have been based in biology and psychology. Various theorists have argued that our decisions and actions are determined by genetics, environmental factors, or other forces. Now, Scientific American is out with a report on a study linking determinism and moral responsibility.
July 28, 2008
Making Sense of Emergent Christianity
What should thinking Christians of the emerging church movement? On today’s program, guest host Russell Moore welcomes Kevin DeYoung and Ted Kluck, authors of Why We’re Not Emergent: By Two Guys Who Should Be, for a helpful conversation about the often confusing and diverse phenomenon known as the emerging/emergent church.
July 21, 2008
Why There’s a Market for Faith Healers
June 24, 2008
Deciding When to Leave a Denomination
The ongoing meeting of conservative Anglicans at GAFCON in Jerusalem as well as the PCUSA’s General Assembly provide contrasting examples the division plaguing mainline denominations.
On today’s program, Dr. Mohler asks when Christians are to remain loyal to their denominations and when they are called to leave.
Sons and Daughters of God — The Wonder of Adoption
June 20, 2008
The doctrine of adoption is one of the sweetest dimensions of salvation as revealed in Scripture. Joel R. Beeke has written an inspiring and informative work on the doctrine that looks particularly to the Puritans for guidance. Heirs with Christ: The Puritans on Adoption [Reformation Heritage Books] will educate and encourage Christians and help believers to understand the wonder of adoption and the comfort and challenge this represents for the Christian life.
June 9, 2008
Truth Matters: On Campus And In The Church
The End of History — The Moral Necessity of Eschatology
June 9, 2008
British author Ian McEwan is quite convinced that people who believe that history will end with divine judgment are dangerous — probably very dangerous.
June 2, 2008
Living in Light of the End
In a recent article in London’s Guardian, Ian McEwan argues that religious belief in an apocalyptic end determined by a sovereign and holy deity paralyzes human action, even redemption. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler argues, however, that the Christian worldview makes a direct connection between how we live now and what we believe about the…
