Executive Director’s Note: This is a momentous week for the future of marriage in America. At CBMW, we have a major stake in this cultural matter. We’re pleased to feature the writing of a leading young evangelical voice on the subject of marriage, Andrew Walker of the Heritage Foundation. We hope that this piece can...

By Drew Griffin  There are times when being a Christian amidst culture is a joy.  We take comfort in the fact that we are called to this time.  God in His providence has placed us in this generation and determined the times and boundaries of our dwelling places in hope that we might feel our...

by Tim Wade I am an Eagle Scout. Two weeks ago the Boy Scouts of America voted to change their membership standards to allow openly gay youths to join the organization.  The wording of the resolution can be found here.  Like many people, I was not surprised.  I had expected the ruling for some time...

by Evan Lenow This semester I have been watching a series of lectures from Michael Sandel, professor of government at Harvard, on the issue of justice. In one of those lectures, he referenced advertisements that ran in the Harvard Crimson seeking egg and sperm donors for infertile couples. In the course of the lecture Dr....

by Jeremy Dys For the last few weeks, there has been a raging debate in the thriving metropolis that is Charleston, West Virginia, surrounding a speech given by a women at a local public high school in which she was promoting abstinence.  In her own colorful way, she urged freshman through senior high school student...

By Drew Griffin   In Part One  we examined the rising support for gay marriage among Americans, noting that a solid majority now approve of same-sex marriage.  After decades of occupying the cultural high ground American Christians, especially evangelicals, have been relegated to the periphery.  Believers in America may be moral, but they are no longer in...