Friendship, not sex
Continuing the cross gender relationships discussion, the importance of separating romantic relationships from friendships is clarified.
Pop the bubble
Christians place too much emphasis on keeping themselves safe from the secular culture.
No shame in solitude
Although loneliness is a common feeling around campus, the skills gained through intentional solitude can help to mitigate some of the negative effects associated with loneliness.
Courageous living
Although Brittany Maynard’s assisted suicide represents a kind of courage, living through painful circumstances can result in unforeseen benefits.
10 hours of walking
The conversation about respecting women as more than sexual objects which began on YouTube has practical applications to the Biola campus.
Friendship, not marriage
Opposite gender friendships which are not romantic provide needed community and intimacy.
Logging out
The need for physical, meaningful community can not be replaced by distanced social media interactions.
Do we need P.E.
Although the physical education requirement can be tedious and frustrating, mandated P.E. courses can have dramatic benefits.
Worship transcends words
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Worship at a recent chapel included parts which were not in English, which inexplicably made many students uncomfortable.
Leave the waiting room
Christian gender roles hinder believers from embracing the advantages of being single.
Not limited by clothing
Gender neutral clothing allows for greater freedom and prevents unnecessary gender division.
Missing the point of diversity
Charlie Hamedany urges readers to realize that by singling each other out by race, we are not embracing diversity, but are further widening the divide between people groups.
Powerful music reverberated off the walls and filled the Chase Gymnasium on the night of Feb. 2. Clad in draping red and white robes, the Biola...