Recent cases involving parents who claim a religious reason to refuse medical treatment for children have cast this issue back into the Public Square — and right into the headlines. However, as Dr. Albert Mohler points out on today’s program, the Bible never commands any refusal of legitimate medical treatment.

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The spread of swine flu in certain parts of the world has sparked widespread media attention and general uneasiness. But should Christians have a distinctly Christian perspective on these developments? On today’s program, Dr. Mohler explores the biblical issues involved.

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In his newest book, The Decline of African American Theology: From Biblical Faith to Cultural Captivity, Thabiti Anyabwile chronicles the evolution of African-American theology. He joins Dr. Mohler in the studio for a hopeful conversation about the history, state, and future of theological faithfulness among African-American churches.

The Church of England has suggested in recent days that organ donation is a matter of “Christian duty.” On today’s show, Dr. Mohler examines how a biblical worldview addresses the issue of organ donation and proposes some helpful Christian principles on the subject.

When a Texas church recently made headlines for withdrawing its offer to host a funeral for a man who they discovered had been a practicing homosexual, they garnered a barrage of media attention. If churches want to avoid such embarrassing episodes, they have to carefully think through their policies on weddings and funerals.

It was twenty years ago that the late Allan Bloom published his best-seller The Closing of the American Mind, a stinging indictment of the intellectual climate in the American university. Dr. Mohler is joined today by Peter Lawler and Mark Coppenger for a helpful discussion of what Bloom’s analysis means for today.