A number of noted evangelicals have recently argued for a legitimate use of scatological or coarse language in the pulpit. If we’re to connect with the surrounding culture, they say, we have to speak its language. Furthermore, they point to supposed biblical precedent. But what should Christians make of this argument? On today’s program, Dr….

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As the Baby Boomer generation ages, more and more Americans are struggling to figure out how to best care for their aging parents. On today’s program, guest host Russell Moore speaks with Allan Carlson about developing a Christian worldview on honoring and caring for the elderly.

When the college at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary announced its plans to introduce a bachelor’s degree in the humanities with an emphasis on homemaking for women the school incited a national debate. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler welcomes Paige Patterson, president of SWBTS, for a conversation about why the program caused such a controversy.

The cover story in the most recent issue of U.S. News and World Report prompts an interesting conversation today on motherhood in modern America and what it means for moms to “have it all” when it comes to career and family.

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Our greeting cards betray us. According to Hallmark, Americans gave approximately 103 million Father’s Day cards this past weekend, but only half of those were given to fathers. As Heather MacDonald reports in City Journal, Hallmark’s 2007 line of over 800 different Father’s Day cards provides a “barometer of social breakdown.”

A newly proposed bill in the U.S. House of Representatives contains a notably narrower exception clause for religious institutions who are unwilling to hire active homosexuals. This raises questions not only for churches, but also for Christian schools and colleges. Greg Baylor joins us from the Christian Legal Society to address what this proposed legislation…