Faith and Law

Dr. Meyer will be presenting on intelligent design and the origins of the universe.  A deep and thorough understanding of science is a doorway into the mind of a Creator who has encoded an information system into all living things.  Support the show

What are our Biblical responsibilities to our brothers and sisters, especially those who are not like us?  From Cain to Christ, God is clear that we have a responsibility to help the "other."  President Obama understood this principle when he recently launched an initiative for young men of color of the same name.  Come join a discussion about what it means to be our brother's and s...

From the earliest years after the death and resurrection of Christ, the affirmation "Jesus is Lord," that is, Jesus is King, has been the fundamental Christian confession of faith.  But is he King? And if he is, what difference does it make in the corridors of power and in everyday living? Support the show

A comprehensive report just out from the non-partisan Pew Research Center confirms findings from its previous reports: Almost three-quarters of the world's population live in countries where religious freedom is severely restricted. These consistent findings raise significant moral, humanitarian, and national security issues for the United States. For more than 15 years, the US has had a stat...

Christians and all people of good will should be concerned about poverty at home and abroad, and want to do something about it. Unfortunately, there is strong disagreement about how to do so. One way to resolve the disagreement is to consider the top ten conditions that allow countries to prosper, the lack of which correlates with poverty. Since there is one known pathway to widespread prosperity,...

Conservatives are known for their love of liberty, but what about justice? Do conservatives love justice, too, and if so why don't they talk more about it? Henry Olsen will discuss these questions in the context of conservatism's continued electoral challenges. Support the show

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While expressions of faith remain common in political discourse today, the actual policy decisions of political leaders seem less connected to that faith. Today, too, our culture - while still seeming to expect a president to have a faith - rejects faith as an explanation for those decisions. Ronald Reagan's faith, however, was a driver of some of his most profound moments as President--inclu...