Displaying posts tagged with

“ethics”

Dec
23
2009

Nobel Theology – The Afghan Imperative

Take a closer look at the theology and history supporting President Obama’s emerging “doctrine” of war and peace – and consider its implications for Afghanistan.

Dec
17
2009

Nobel Theology – Pursuing Peace in a Time of War

President Obama’s Nobel Prize speech reflected a deep sensitivity to theological principals of “good” and “evil.” What can this tell us about his vision of peace – and war? (PART 1 of 2)

Dec
7
2009

If Peace is the Answer, is War Ever a Question?

In an open letter to peace-loving believers, one Christian soldier considers President Obama’s decision to increase Afghanistan troops – and asks larger questions about the necessity of war.

Nov
17
2009

Murder at Ft. Hood – As Evil as Evil Gets

I’ve faced terrorists in Afghanistan. But I believe that when Dr. Nidal Hasan killed 13 Soldiers at Ft. Hood he earned a different label – murderer.

Oct
30
2009

Afghanistan – The Price of Progress

As a civilized society, if we stand by and allow terrorists to destroy the progress that’s so desperately needed in Afghanistan – are we willing to tell Afghans that they are not worthy of hope?

Oct
27
2009

Free Speech & Religion – Worth Fighting For

Freedom of speech and religion are core human values. Protecting these rights can cost us dearly. But who can afford the cost of indifference?

Sep
30
2009

One Nation, Under…Whom Would You Say?

At the end of the day, what matters most about our faith – what we profess to believe in, or how we “live” our faith each day?

Sep
18
2009

Suffering – Beneath the Unavoidable Reality

Life is full of suffering. But why is pain such a central feature of our daily lives? And is there anything we can we do about it?

Aug
8
2009

What’s Death Got to Do With It?

The process of dying teaches us profound insights about life, love and truth. What does death teach us about our purpose on this planet? As my sister-in-law dies from cancer, these are my thoughts…