Ethics

Moral relativism was a hot topic to debate in both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries but has since earned itself a place among today’s fashionable, intellectual presuppositions. Although [...]

Herbie Newell is a graduate of Samford University and has served for eleven years as the Director of Lifeline Children’s Services, which is a global and domestic adoption agency.  In January of [...]

After diving into Scripture and seeking out God’s instruction for life to the fullest on this earth, we should be naturally driven to engage in the world around us while we wait for Jesus’s [...]

Growing up in the church I always loved hearing the different stories in the Bible, from the Exodus out of Egypt to the tale of Esther and all the way to Jesus and his life on Earth. But, one [...]

With everything that is going on in our world, there continue to exist tragedies that remind us that racism remains a prominent issue. The surfacing of the recent video of the death of Ahmaud [...]

With couples aspiring to engage in deeper forms of intimacy, the question will inevitably be asked—how far is too far?  I, for one, have asked myself that same question. Today, adolescents are [...]

Modern medicine, following along with the rest of society, has become increasingly focused on the right to self-determination. This principle of autonomy has risen above any other virtue in [...]

What makes an opinion?  The mission of the Dual Citizen is to equip young American Christians to engage in community-changing conversation and action.  A Christian worldview often leads to [...]

“How can a good God send people to hell?” This age-old question has fueled the discussion about God, His goodness, and the nature of fairness since the beginning of time. Oftentimes, we think [...]

We cannot get around the obvious truth that lying is always a sin. Regardless of the circumstance, the Bible does not shy away from teaching us that lying is a sin. The commands given by the Lord [...]