
Syria, Aquinas, Augustine, and Just War
When Christians are asked to evaluate the ethics of war, “just war theory”—that a war is justified— quickly enters the conversation. Here I offer some
When Christians are asked to evaluate the ethics of war, “just war theory”—that a war is justified— quickly enters the conversation. Here I offer some
Just after New Year’s Day this past January, while I was back in Grand Rapids, I walked past a reporter lady from the East Grand
I would like to thank faithful readers of The Twelve blog for supporting this little venture, and I do hope you continue to enjoy our
It arrived in the mail, a gift from my wife’s cousin, who found it while sifting through their aunt’s keepsakes–a bulletin from the First Christian
I like a clean desk, and today is a clean desk kind of day. A day when you take all the piles—the books and folders
Confession: I love social media. I am tired of people berating social media and proclaiming that it is the downfall of personal interaction. I just
If you are someone who is instantly turned off by the kind of blog (or any kind of writing) whose premise is along the lines
Thanks to Redbox, I finally saw 42, Brian Helgeland’s feel good story of Jackie Robinson breaking baseball’s “color line.” What’s not to like? With
In the Southpark episode “Britney’s New Look” Stan, Cartman, Kyle, and Butters decide to make some money by snapping a photograph of Britney Spears who
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