The human mind, through rational argument, cannot penetrate the fragmentary data and arrive at conclusions about the nature of life after death.

Shortening the distance between the sacred and the profane.

Will the Court refine the three-part test used to determine a law’s purpose and intent?

It is not our job to make AIDS victims feel worse.

The Anglican-Catholic dialogue continues.

As the number of religious broadcasters increases, so do concerns about fund-raising practices.

What hope do we offer those facing their darkest days?

Clark Pinnock shares the current thinking on annihilationism.

Thoughts from Bonhoeffer, Chesterton, and E. M. Bounds.

Suicide seems like an easy out to teenagers who aren’t yet ready to cope with life.

Can we not read annihilation into some of the words used to describe the fate of unbelievers?

When business is no longer conducted under public scrutiny, honesty lacks the protection of human contact.

When true believers gather, agreement on social issues remains elusive.

Public officials concerned about teen pregnancy try a “new” approach to sex education.