Early Prophets such as Elijah and Elishah: by putting them into their context, to show what they had to say about their own time and any implications for us today.

This will be the final show of the Pilot Program. It will deal with David, the rise of the monarchy in Israel, and early.

Last week, I mentioned that many today view Scripture as dated in the past and therefore not relevant to our highly mechanized world dominated by science and technology.

Finishing up R. R. Reno's book Resurrecting the Idea of a Christian Society + some observations of my own.

A continuation of last week's topic.

Early in his Presidency, Obama made the claim "The U.S. in no longer a Christian country." One problem in evaluating this statement is to be clear what one means by "Christian".

Modern sensibility tells us that not only is the holding of dogmatic/doctrinal beliefs about the world somewhat presumptuous, but that it also causes the rigidity and inflexibility that prevents rational public discourse on important topics.

There can be little argument that religion does not play a significant role in the political arena in the U.S. today.