The name of the Bin Laden family is now known throughout the world -- a name of infamy. But long before the events of September 11, 2001, the Bin Laden family was well established in Saudi Arabia and in much of the Arab world. Journalist Steve Coll ...
Few inventions can compete with the printed book in terms of changing human history and influencing the way humans think. The physical reality of the book -- type on the printed page -- made knowledge accessible on a scale never dreamed of in former ...
The controversy surrounding the "Gospel of Judas" raises significant and important questions for intelligent Christians. How are we to understand this document? What does this text suggest in terms of theology? How do we put the entire question in ...
The Christian Church has always understood learning to be a central priority of faithful discipleship, and Christianity can claim deep reservoirs of learning, scholarship, and education. Furthermore, the rise of the university and the spread of educ ...
These are the best of times and the worst of times for classical music. More music is available to more people than ever before. The digital revolution has made more music available than at any previous time in human history, and available 24/7 at ...
The year 2007 saw the release of two important biographies of Albert Einstein. Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson [Simon & Schuster] is my favorite work on Einstein. Isaacson is CEO of the Aspen Institute and a former executive ...
Does the biblical worldview inform the way Christians should think about death? Ligon Duncan thinks so and has written a helpful book to help Christians think biblically on the subject. On today's program, Duncan joins Dr. Mohler for a conversation ...
Almost out of nowhere, William P. Young's The Shack has stormed to the top of the bestseller list in Christian fiction. On today's program, Dr. Mohler gives an extended analysis of the book and makes note of its serious, even dangerous, theological ...
As acknowledged by his friends and his foes, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was one of the most significant Presidents in the nation's history. While debates over his policies, actions, and legacy will surely continue, his leadership gifts continue to im ...