Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Western Nations Practice Selective Justice
The United States and Western Europe are strong advocates of human rights in Africa and the Middle East – as long as it doesn't block their economic and political interests.

Can We Discern and Evaluate Without Being Judgmental?
Being nonjudgmental can allow us to see the possibilities of good in people and perspectives that we might otherwise reject. It can also lead to an apathetic ethics of "whatever."

Legacy Continues of Baptist Who Helped End Slave Trade
A Jamaican Baptist who spoke out against the injustice of slavery will have his legacy extended in a project that will deepen the understanding of black and ethnic minority Baptist Christians.

Lottie Moon Defied Male-Dominated Southern Baptists
Lottie Moon, whose name and likeness are used by Southern Baptists to fuel fundraising efforts for foreign missions, was a "defiant pioneer" who saw no restrictions on women in ministry.

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"Street Paper"
The documentary "Street Paper" profiles the most circulated "street newspaper" in the nation and focuses on its vendors, who are either currently or formerly homeless. (Photo: Digital Bohemia)
Cliff Vaughn

"The Three Stooges"
More than slaps and eye pokes, the original Three Stooges were subversives who revealed the world's hypocrisy. The new movie, however, is "a victim of soicumstance." (Photo: 20th Century Fox)
Mike Parnell

"Holy Rollers: The True Story of Card Counting Christians"
A newly release documentary, "Holy Rollers," follows an unusual group of professional card-counting blackjack players. They're Christians, and many are pastors. (Photo: HolyRollersTheMovie.com)
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