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The evolving meaning of words JavaScript in your web browser. Please The evolving meaning of words The evolving meaning of words | Friday, April 23, 2021 (Photo: The Christian Post/Katherine T. Phan) For example, “equality” and “equity” are not synonyms and it is imperative that we understand the fundamental difference. “Equality” seeks to level the playing field for opportunities to “get ahead” in our society by being evaluated equally for admission to the most prestigious schools and job opportunities, applying such time-tested tools as bringing et...

As racial and ethnic tensions become ever more tense, even some of the progressive left are now expressing deep concern about media’s role in “fanning the flames” of racial and ethnic hostility among their fellow Americans.

(Photo: The Christian Post/Katherine T. Phan) I have decided to rush into territory where angels often fear to tread – commenting on a dispute in another faith tradition that is different than my own.  Let me state for the record that I am not a Roman Catholic.  Since the age of six and a half I have been a member of the Southern Baptist denomination and an ordained Southern Baptist minister since the age of 23.  Clearly, Baptists came out of the left-wing of the Reformation starting in Switzerland in the 16th century (circa 1525). However, I do believe the question of whether President...

(Photo: The Christian Post/Katherine T. Phan) I have decided to rush into territory where angels often fear to tread – commenting on a dispute in another faith tradition that is different than my own.  Let me state for the record that I am not a Roman Catholic.  Since the age of six and a half I have been a member of the Southern Baptist denomination and an ordained Southern Baptist minister since the age of 23.  Clearly, Baptists came out of the left-wing of the Reformation starting in Switzerland in the 16th century (circa 1525). However, I do believe the question of whether President...

I have told my seminary students for years that a society or culture is never in a state of stasis. It is just the nature of human societies — they are constantly in flux, heading in one direction or the other, getting worse or getting better, depending on your perspective. (Photo: The Christian Post/Katherine T. Phan) I have never been more depressed to have been proven right about American society’s increasing volatility. Current news stories contain harrowing reports of ever more radical “woke” philosophies being imprinted on the impressionable minds of our nation’s youth — in...