Monthly Archives: September 2011

Let’s Connect the Moral Dots for “Good” Non-Christians

Posted on September 21, 2011 by clayjones

I ask my classes, “Why do gangbangers ever stop at red lights?” Some students suggest that they don’t want to be caught by the police. Sure. That might motivate them sometimes. But isn’t the real reason they stop that they … Continue reading →

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Introducing a Woman You Can Trust

Posted on September 14, 2011 by clayjones

One of the things that concerns me today is that so many authors have earned various degrees, and garnered various accolades, and published many books, but, sadly, if you get to know their lives you find that they aren’t ones … Continue reading →

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Unsung Lessons from 9/11: “Moral Monsters” & Fear of Death

Posted on September 6, 2011 by clayjones

See my article on Biola’s website regarding the unsung lessons from September 11, 2001: all of us are born in a state of sin and that’s why all fear death (1 Cor. 15:56). Accepting these truths prepares us to receive the good news … Continue reading →

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