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Peter Hitchens battles famous atheist brother

Peter Hitchens is now a Christian despite formerly being an atheist.

March 15, 2011

Peter Hitchens is now a Christian despite formerly being an atheist.

Questioning authoritative claims with scripture

Dr. Todd Lewis discusses the need to recognize when authority claims are scripturally based.

March 15, 2011

Dr. Todd Lewis discusses the need to recognize when authority claims are scripturally based.

Tough social issues backed by Christian perspective

The issues of lax gun control, a strong military and wealth as seen from a Christian perspective.

March 15, 2011

The issues of lax gun control, a strong military and wealth as seen from a Christian perspective.

Ethnicity-based scholarships result in less aid for majority

Many scholarships are offered to minority groups, leaving little aid for the majority.

March 9, 2011

Many scholarships are offered to minority groups, leaving little aid for the majority.

Supreme court rules in favor of Westboro Church funeral picketers

The Supreme court ruling in favor of Westboro Church allows them to continue their anti-gay funeral picketing, but in the long run protects churches' First Amendment rights.

Arthur Daniels Jr., Writer • March 8, 2011

The Supreme court ruling in favor of Westboro Church allows them to continue their anti-gay funeral picketing, but in the long run protects churches' First Amendment rights.

DBC on dating

DBC shares his college dating woes and his perspective on ring by spring.

President Barry Corey, Writer • March 8, 2011

DBC shares his college dating woes and his perspective on ring by spring.

Obama administration’s stance on marriage act unconstitutional

The Obama administration's recent decision not to enforce the Defense of Marriage Act oversteps their constitutional bounds and shows a lack of understanding of their role in government.

Albert Cheng, Writer • March 8, 2011

The Obama administration's recent decision not to enforce the Defense of Marriage Act oversteps their constitutional bounds and shows a lack of understanding of their role in government.

Pell Grant funding decrease strengthens call for stewardship

Pell Grant funding was cut last month, making college less affordable, but students are still called to stewardship.

March 3, 2011

Pell Grant funding was cut last month, making college less affordable, but students are still called to stewardship.

Expensive gas a small price for free Mid-East

Focus on higher gas prices distracts from concern for Middle East.

March 3, 2011

Focus on higher gas prices distracts from concern for Middle East.

Women lack resources for struggle with sexual sin

Men are far from being the only ones to struggle with sexual sin, but resources for women are strangely lacking, even at Biola.

March 2, 2011

Men are far from being the only ones to struggle with sexual sin, but resources for women are strangely lacking, even at Biola.

Black History Month celebration successful but under-promoted [Exclusive]

Black History Month at Biola was celebrated with an evening of music, dance and food. Arthur Daniels Jr. gives an account from his personal perspective.

Arthur Daniels Jr., Writer • March 1, 2011

Black History Month at Biola was celebrated with an evening of music, dance and food. Arthur Daniels Jr. gives an account from his personal perspective.