The Biotech Temptation
Research on human embryos holds great promise, but at what price?
A Christianity Today Editorial|July 12, 1999
In Guns We TrustFear and idolatry are our real gun problem.
A Christianity Today Editorial|October 04, 1999
Changing Hearts and LawsOur recommendations for President Bush and the 107th Congress
A Christianity Today Editorial|March 05, 2001
The Morality SupermarketMany Americans, even Christians, pick and choose their ideas of right and wrong
Christianity Today Editorial|April 23, 2001
When a Spouse ConvertsRecent headlines imply that being born again leads to divorce. Not quite.
Christianity Today Editorial|July 09, 2001
Free China’s Church"The Communist country may ease some religious restrictions, but they still want an apolitical church."
Christianity Today Editorial|January 07, 2002
Bad Priorities Can Kill"In churches where missions is a program, it is the first thing cut in hard times"
Christianity Today Editorial|February 04, 2002
"Goodbye, Dolly"We need nothing less than a total ban on human cloning
Christianity Today Editorial|May 21, 2002
A Crack in the WallTwo recent books help explain Thomas Jefferson's intent for separation of church and state.
Christianity Today Editorial|October 07, 2002
Back to the GardenOur task is neither to shield nature from humanity nor to tame all wilderness.
A Christianity Today Editorial|January 01, 2004
The Politics of CommunionChurch leaders who admonish politicians on moral issues are doing their jobs.
A Christianity Today Editorial|June 01, 2004
Heat StrokeThe climate for addressing global warming is improving.
A Christianity Today Editorial|October 01, 2004
It's Not About Stem CellsWhy we must clarify the debate over harvesting embryos.
A Christianity Today Editorial|October 01, 2004
Thus Spoke SupermanTroubling language frames the stem-cell debate
A Christianity Today Editorial|June 12, 2000
The Artist as ProphetWhat is Christian art, and what does it look like?
A Christianity Today Editorial|December 04, 2000
Divisible After AllMore important than keeping the phrase 'under God' is the reason for keeping it.
A Christianity Today Editorial|August 01, 2004
