Sociologist W. Bradford Wilcox has written an insightful (and provocative) article for Public Discourse titled “More Government, Less God: What the Obama Revolution Means for Religion in America.” You can read the article here.
In other news, you have probably heard about President Obama’s reversal of the Bush Administration’s stem cell policies. Justin Taylor links to several relevant articles about this unfortunate, though expected (promised?) turn of events.
On Religion in the Welfare State and Embryo-Destroying Stem Cell Research
Mar 10th, 2009 by Nathan Finn
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Some Thoughts on Race and the Presidency
Jan 20th, 2009 by Nathan Finn
Yesterday America celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It is hard to believe that, if Dr. King was still alive today, he would turn 80 this year. That’s a few years younger than all three of my living grandparents. As someone who was born about a decade after Dr. King’s assassination, I cannot imagine a world where he lives past 39 years old–he was such a young man in 1968. History will always remember him as a young man.
Martin Luther King … [Read More]
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America Has Chosen a President
Nov 5th, 2008 by administrator
Note: The following email message was sent to the Southeastern Seminary community earlier today. Thanks to Dr. Albert Mohler for permission to reprint his article.
America has elected a new president in Barack Obama. A number of students and friends has asked me for my thoughts and reaction to this historic moment in our nation.
My close friend Al Mohler addressed the issue and shared his thoughts on his blog today (11-05-08). I can add nothing to … [Read More]
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Why Faithful Evangelicals Cannot Vote for Barack Obama
Oct 14th, 2008 by Daniel Akin
“Why Faithful Evangelicals Cannot Vote for Barack Obama”
By: Daniel L. Akin
The secular media and some pollsters are: 1) arguing that many evangelicals are considering voting for Senator Barack Obama and 2) attempting to provide a rationale for why they could morally justify voting for him. Attached is a lengthy and compelling argument by Professor Robert P. George of Princeton University that puts to rest such “foolish talk.” Read this thoughtful response and see if … [Read More]
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