R. Albert Mohler, Jr.

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  Oct 12, 2011

  Mormonism, Democracy, and the Urgent Need for Evangelical Thinking

  From a Christian perspective, Mormonism is a new religion, complete with its own scripture, its own priesthood, its own rituals, and its own teachings.

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  Oct 6, 2011

  Lessons From Piers Morgan's Interview With Joel Osteen

  An interview that begins with a statement like, “Well, Piers, to me, faith is all about learning to be happy where you are,” is probably not going to end well.

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  Sep 26, 2011

  A New Third Way? Reformist Evangelicals and the Evangelical Future

  Who is and is not an evangelical? With whom should evangelicals cooperate in Gospel efforts, and who not? What theological expressions are truly evangelical, and which are beyond the pale?

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  Sep 17, 2011

  Infanticide, Canadian Style

  If we will not defend life in the womb, eventually the dignity of every single human life is thrown over the fence.

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  Sep 14, 2011

  Biblical Inerrancy and the Licona Controversy

  It is not enough to affirm biblical inerrancy in general terms. The integrity of this affirmation depends upon the affirmation of inerrancy in every detailed sense.

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  Sep 9, 2011

  Truth-Telling in a Time of Tragedy: 9/11

  Our Christian vocabulary is absolutely essential, and “sin” is an indispensable explanation. These acts of terror were not merely attacks upon individuals, or attacks upon America, or attacks upon civilization - these were attacks upon God’s dignity, God’s creatures, God’s law, and God’s glory.

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  Sep 6, 2011

  What Makes Evangelicalism Evangelical?

  The challenge of defining evangelical identity remains one of the most important challenges for the movement — and one that entails no small amount of controversy.

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  Aug 31, 2011

  Adam and Eve: Clarifying Again What Is at Stake

  The denial of a historical Adam means not only the rejection of a clear biblical teaching, but also the denial of the biblical doctrine of the Fall, leading to a very different way of telling the story of the Bible and the meaning of the Gospel.

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  Aug 27, 2011

  A Laboratory for Christianity's Destruction

  A church that lacks the doctrinal conviction and courage necessary to prosecute an atheist pastor for heresy is a church that lost its Christian identity — a long time ago.

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  Aug 24, 2011

  Is God a Problem? Modern Theology Faces Its Alternatives

  Their obituaries may have been published side by side, but — in the truest sense — Gordon Kaufman and John Stott were never on the same page.