Tag Archives: W. Bradford Wilcox
The Mistake by the Lake: Alistair Begg, Public Sins, and the Decay of Evangelicalism
In a recent American Reformer article detailing the decay of doctrine among Evangelicals, the point that generated the most attention by far concerned popular pastor Alistair Begg’s counsel from September of last year in which he advised a woman to attend her grandchild’s transgender “wedding.”
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Tagged Albert Mohler, Alistair Begg, and the Decay of Evangelicalism, Bethel McGrew, Brandon Myers, Carl Trueman, Christianity, David Ayers, David Haines, Dr. Andrew Walker, evangelicalism, Joel Osteen, John MacArthur, Owen Strachan, Public Sins, Robert Gagnon, Rosaria Butterfield, The Mistake by the Lake: Alistair Begg, Tom Ascol, W. Bradford Wilcox
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Why States With More Marriages Are Richer States
There is a story gaining steam among some academics that suggests the institution of marriage -- particularly marriage for parents of young children -- could play an important role in strengthening the American economy. It is a story about growth and poverty, about responsibility and work ethic.
And largely, it is a story about men.
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged American Enterprise Institute, Elisabeth Jacobs, Institute for Family Studies, Joseph Price, Robert I. Lerman, W. Bradford Wilcox
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