The treatment of animals is increasingly becoming an important question for Christians to address.  On today’s program, Dr. Mohler addresses this important question by exhorting Christians from the Scriptures.  While man alone is made in God’s image, he bears the responsibility to take dominion and exercise proper care of the animal kingdom.

The bible has a great deal to say about animals and their place in God’s creation.  While they very clearly display the glory of God and bring joy to his creation, should animals be treated with the same importance as humans?  According to Gillian Flaccus of the Associated Press, many churches are answering yes to…

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It seems like the typical week now brings an unprecedented surge of troubling new developments in the world of bioethics. From movements to dismantle human exceptionalism, granting rights to apes and even ‘nature’, to the spread of the so-called “right to die” crusade, Christians are in need of reliable information on all of these fronts….

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…

In recent years, the centrality of the local church in the Christian life has come under heightened attack. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler and Ligon Duncan discuss how evangelical Christians should think about their connection to the church.

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A pair of recent stories in major magazines remind us that the pet industry in America is big business. And for Christians, there are a host of other considerations at stake in any discussion of the significance of our animal companions. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler examines the often extravagant, child-substituting, and always profitable pet…

Why is it that we are fascinated by animals that could and would kill us? For centuries, dangerous animals have been the subject of man’s interest. Does our interest in dangerous animals have any theological implications? This phenomenon is the subject of a recent article by Dr. Russell Moore in Touchstone magazine. On today’s program,…

Writing for The Arizona Daily Star in Tucson, Stephanie Innes has noticed a startling trend in area churches: they are dropping the use of any reference to ‘Lord’ in their liturgy.