Volume: 86 Issue: 15
Restoring Love
There are consequences to gender inequality in Christian culture that reach further than who stands on the pulpit.
Divorce, the brevity of dating relationships, promiscuity and other occurrences are tinged with the lack of respect in relationships. Despite lessons of God’s love, Christians are not immune to verbal and physical abuse. Throughout history, the belief that a group is not equal has led to devastating results. Christians are no different.
Grace and Peace
“Be still, and know that I am God.” Ps. 46:10
College is ridiculously busy. There are so many opportunities, distractions, relationships to maintain, YouTube videos to watch, and occasionally even classes to attend. Between studying and social life, walking with God often becomes either a “wave hi in the hallway,” drive-by sort of relationship, or it becomes so methodical it’s, as a good friend expressed, mechanical. How do we make time for God without becoming so scheduled we forget the point?
Celebrating With Cash, Chow, and Valentines
Valentines, cupcakes, and cash oh my!
All for us, the students – but why?
Well, along with basketball tournament this coming week, The Studio for Writing and Speaking will be celebrating “Make a Date with the Studio” for our benefits. You can automatically be entered in a drawing for a $50 cash prize when making an appointment on Moodle and going to The Studio for a second opinion on a paper, speech, or any other work that needs editing.
Celebrating With Cash, Chow, and Valentines
Valentines, cupcakes, and cash oh my!
All for us, the students – but why?
Well, along with basketball tournament this coming week, The Studio for Writing and Speaking will be celebrating “Make a Date with the Studio” for our benefits. You can automatically be entered in a drawing for a $50 cash prize when making an appointment on Moodle and going to The Studio for a second opinion on a paper, speech, or any other work that needs editing.
Response to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Have you seen the movie The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo? I have. I watched it a little over two weeks ago… “Watched” isn’t really an accurate word to describe my experience with the movie, though. “Heard” might be better, since I had to keep covering my eyes; “survived” is also more fitting. However, the one term that has no place in my description of that movie is this: entertainment.
Gen-Y In A Bottle: Religionless?
A recent Pew study reported that by some considerable measures, Americans ages 18 to 29 (that’s us) are significantly less religious than older Americans. We are also less likely to claim church affiliation than our parents’ and grandparents’ generations were when they were young. According to Pew, one-in-four members of Generation Y are unaffiliated with any particular faith. This is significantly more unaffiliated than Generation Xers were at a comparable point in their life cycle and twice as unaffiliated as Baby Boomers were as young adults. So what’s with this shift?
