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As America’s birth rate wanes, our societal fixation on the gestational trimesters, infant milestones and childhood “firsts” increases exponentially.
Do you struggle over family devotions? Maybe some new ideas will help. The goal is to have fun while learning about and sharing God’s love. After all, “A cheerful look brings joy to the heart, and good news gives health to the bones” (Prov. 15:30).
Monica never quit praying for her son. God’s answer overwhelmed her.
Screens make it hard for us to concentrate on real people and experiences, they disrupt our natural rhythms of rest, and they can be disruptive in other ways. Technology is a blessing when used carefully.
Are we to consider the human body divorced from what it means to be a human being? Is the human body merely the ...
This is an edited and adapted version of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s Commission on Theology and Church Relations report on “Marriage, Family and Human Cloning.” It speaks not only of cloning but also briefly touches on artificial insemination, surrogacy, and in vitro fertilization.
A Lutheran response to issues in bioethics is always one of Law and Gospel. Law is necessary to constrain the weak ...
Transhumanism puts faith in technology and holds onto the hope that humans can conquer death and become immortal ...
Christians are neighbors to the unborn embryo. Because we are forgiven by His grace through faith, the ...
Ethical relativism in issues of bioethics betrays a serious fault. It does not make allowances for the ...
Developments in emerging technologies will lead to vast changes in the way we live. How do we ensure that ...
Christians who give informed consent have an opportunity for faith in God’s care through their time of weakness. ...