Mel's Meltdown: A Cautionary Tale for Christian Artists -- August 12, 2010

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Faith & The Church Mel's Meltdown: A Cautionary Tale for Christian Artists J. Scott McElroy There is no excuse for much of the recent behavior demonstrated by the director of The Passion of the Christ. Mel Gibson's choices have undoubtedly led to the sad state of his life, and we can learn from that. I'm also certain the enemy has been there every step, egging Gibson on... Read the full article here Culture Thank God for the New Atheists? Al Mohler Self-styled "evangelist" for evolution, Michael Dowd, gushes that the New Atheists 'have come to our rescue," but that "rescue" is an escape from biblical Christianity, and even from any belief in the supernatural. In his view, the God of the Bible is neither believable nor good. Read the full article here Judging Marriage Chuck Colson Let's be clear. What's at stake here goes beyond California and even beyond marriage itself. The reasoning that overturned California's law, that said that the right of gays to marry is a fundamental constitutional right, would, if applied nationally, overturn similar laws throughout the country. Read the full article here The World's Smallest Rotary Engine William A. Dembski & Jonathan Witt Some ID critics try to dismiss intelligent design simply by labeling it "religion" or "bad philosophy." Let's consider exactly what the two sides are saying, boiling it down into everyday language. Read the full article here Career & Finance Actions Speak Loudest in Job Interviews and in Life Dan Miller I also often ask to meet a client for lunch. In watching how they interact with others, how they treat the waitress, and how they attempt to pick up or avoid the check, I learn a lot about that person. Read the full article here Get Back at Your Creditors Mary Hunt Late fees, punitive interest rates, over-limit fees, loading up your credit report with negative information -- it's enough to make you scream! If you've had enough, maybe it's time for you to turn the tables and get back at them. Read the full article here Homeschool High School: Begin with the End in Mind Christine Field Before starting high school with our older kids, we sent for admission requirements for some of the colleges they might attend. We carefully examined them and planned their four years of high school accordingly. Read the full article here   •  Devotionals at CBD.com •  Pick your classroom with Liberty •  Better Homeschooling •  Orphans need your help! •  Publish Your Book Crosswalk.com is a member of the Salem Web Network of sites including: • OnePlace.com • LightSource.com • ChristianJobs.com • CrossCards.com • SermonSearch.com • Christianity.com

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