FIRST-PERSON: Waiting on the other shoe
The Supreme Court's majority did not want to pay the political price that a decision as immediately sweeping as Roe v. Wade would have cost, seminary president R. Albert Mohler Jr. says. Instead, the majority decided to send a clear signal that such a case will now be well-received.
FIRST-PERSON: Another moral effect of pornography: a warped worldview
R. Albert Mohler Jr. takes a look at studies that suggest users of pornography are more prone to support gay marriage.
FIRST-PERSON: No truth without love, no love without truth: the church’s challenge on homosexuality
Columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr. says on homosexuality, too many churches today speak either the truth without love or love without the truth.
FIRST-PERSON: Boy Scouts at the brink — the moment of decision arrives
Columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr. says the Boy Scouts' proposal to change their policy on homosexuality "would surrender principle and forfeit the future" of the organization if passed.
FIRST-PERSON: Gay marriage, a civil right?
Columnist and seminary president examines the argument that gay marriage should be legalized because it's a civil right.
FIRST-PERSON: The marginalization of morality in the same-sex marriage debate
The debate over gay marriage has been drastically impacted by the marginalization of beliefs that call homosexuality immoral, says columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr.
FIRST-PERSON: Christian leaders in the digital age
Seminary president R. Albert Mohler Jr. examines the challenges facing Christian leaders in today's Digital Age.
FIRST-PERSON: Limping between two opinions: the moral evacuation of the Boy Scouts of America
Columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr. says the Boy Scouts' proposed "location option" policy on gay troop leaders won't work -- and likely will result in lawsuits against those who hold to the old policy.
FIRST-PERSON: The sad transformation of the Boy Scouts of America
Columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr. says the Boy Scouts' proposed policy allowing homosexual leaders likely will lead to an exodus of churches from the organization.
FIRST-PERSON: 40 years after Roe, human dignity hangs in the balance
Columnist R. Albert Mohler Jr. examines five reason why, 40 years after Roe v. Wade, the abortion issue hasn't "gone away."
