I stand on the fact that God ultimately defines what is right and wrong. My friend defines his entire moral code upon the statement, "As long as I am not directly hurting anyone other than me, then nothing that I do is wrong." I don't have an intelligent response. Do you? ANSWER



What do you think about using fetal tissue from aborted babies for stem cell research? ANSWER



Isn't Christianity debunked by cultural relativism? ANSWER
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How Now Shall We Live?
by Charles Colson & Nancy Pearcey

With real, inspiring stories of faith in action, How Now Shall We Live? encourages readers to present the gospel in a way that will capture the imaginations, minds and hearts of a culture that is entrenched in the lies of relativism and self — before it's too late.



It's how you see things and how what you see holds together. It's our essential beliefs that make sense of the world around us. Lots of us have an uncanny ability to reconcile conflicting beliefs; holding them in our minds all bunched together. But that makes for a muddied outlook and even muddier decisions. MORE

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Struggling with the meaning of life? Maybe your friendly sales clerk can help.

Biology 101 by J. Budziszewski
Evolution was the method God used to create life? Neither the Bible nor your biology prof seem to think so. Professor Theophilus tells us why.

Earth Day Got You Down? by Mark Hartwig
We know what environmentalist activists think about Genesis, but what do you think the Bible has to say about how we treat the earth?

The Big Story by J. Budziszewski
Sarah's professors tell her there's no such thing as absolute truth. Theophilus says even ithey/i don't really believe that.


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When all choices are deemed equally worthy of respect, and stigma is regarded as a kind of hate speech, the likelihood of folly increases almost exponentially.

The Darwinist's Blinders by Matt Kaufman
The problem with evolutionists isn't just that they can't see God at work. It's that they irefuse/i to see Him at work.

The Master Humbler by Matt Kaufman
Feeling pretty pleased with yourself? Meet someone who'll change that #8212; a voice from beyond the grave.

Whose Life Is It? A Well-Born Misconception by Roberto Rivera y Carlo
Medical breakthroughs allow mothers to determine earlier than ever whether the child they are carrying is "defective." The resulting casual talk about aborting the defective child betrays our motives, and causes us to ponder the value of that little life.

Lewis vs. Freud by Matt Kaufman
A PBS special on two influential men ends up showing the richness of life with God, and the hollowness of life without Him.