As always, the heart of the debate between complementarianism and egalitarianism is hermeneutics. For millenia Christian’s have held that the task of interpreting Scripture is not separated from the task of loving our neighbor as ourselves. Regretfully, church history shows us that sometimes the Bible has been (mis)used to keep unjust cultural norms in place....

The Leading Edge is a weekly feature of CBMW’s Edge blog, giving you the articles we are reading today and a highlight of why it matters for tomorrow.  And we mean, “we.”  Tweet us the articles you’re reading @CBMWEdge.  Yours may be here next week. The Culture of Death Bares its Teeth – Al Mohler pens...

For a brief time, we were trying to highlight important stories that you might want to read.  We tried to give you that on a daily basis, but the reality of our day jobs got in the way most days.  So, let’s try this again.  We’re going to see what if we can maintain a...

  By Jeremiah G. Dys Wednesday, Kirsten Powers suggested that there is a new era in “Jim Crow” laws, that of businessmen and women of faith objecting to the participation and endorsement of homosexual marriages by the use of their business.  Thursday, Jonathan Merritt stoked the fire – and extended the analogy – by invoking Martin Luther King, Jr.’s...

By Jeremiah G. Dys Dear Wheaton Students, Reading, as an outsider, of your demonstration of a guest speaker at your college, I found myself disappointed in your intellectual honesty and concerned of your spiritual fruit.  That you have protested is no big deal.  College kids have been demonstrating against things for decades, maybe centuries.  Aside...

The Story: “ENDA a Ploy to Use Gays to Saddle Business with More Bureaurqcracy,” by the editors of Investors Business Daily. The Lead: But ENDA isn’t about changing attitudes, or ensuring flourishing businesses. Everything about it is a chaos agent that’s likely to trample first freedoms and trash business efficiency through new bureaucratic and tort...