the BLOG
Explore by Topic
Explore by Format
Search Results | 146 results found
Is It Reasonable to Vote Based on “Personal Religious Views”? (Video)
Is Christian opposition to abortion based on “personal religious views” that should not affect their votes?
#STRask - June 11, 2018
Alan Shlemon fills in for Greg today and answers questions about God commanding the death of unborn babies, ungodly spirituality in movies, and an aspect of humanity a materialist would have difficulty explaining.
Do Pro-Lifers Really Think Abortion Is Murder?
Alan responds to the claim that pro-lifers don’t really think abortion is murder if they don’t think women should get the death penalty for having an abortion, then he answers questions about God’s character and whether there are more than two possible sexes.
Ireland’s Vote to Make Abortion Legal Doesn’t Make Abortion Moral
Ireland has voted to repeal their right-to-life constitutional amendment, but making abortion legal doesn’t make it moral.
Can a Person Justify Performing Abortions as a Christian?
Alan discusses an article written by an abortion doctor then takes questions on the inerrancy of the New Testament, the Alfie Evans situation, meditation on God’s word, and the power not to sin.
Is Abortion No Different Than Taking Someone Off Life Support?
Some abortion-choice advocates claim that abortion is no different than taking someone off life support. Alan explains why that is not the case.
Can Atheists Ground the Claim That Abortion Is Wrong? (Video)
If a pro-life atheist doesn’t believe in a Moral Law Giver, can their view be consistent?
Is Abortion the Same as Taking Someone off Life Support? (Video)
Some abortion-choice advocates claim that abortion is no different from taking someone off life support. Alan explains why that is not the case.
Why Do Christians Fight Against Euthanasia Laws? (Video)
Alan responds to the question: If going to Heaven is so great, why do Christians want to prolong an unhappy life on Earth?
Compassion Means to Suffer With
If only our society would once again define compassion not as offering to help people kill themselves, but as offering to walk with them through a difficult time.