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MISTAKES Three Englishmen decided to sail across the English Channel on their 7-foot dinghy. After an 11-hour struggle they were “rescued” from their adventure. They thought they had reached France. Actually, they were only two miles from where they had started. --The Week, May 13, 2011 p. 6 Illustration…

TRUTH In their book, Conquer Your Fear, Share Your Faith: An Evangelism Crash Course, Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort write, “Studies indicate that 75 percent of American college professors currently teach that there is no such thing as right and wrong.' Rather, they treat the questions of good and evil…

In Every Congregation Needs a Little Conflict, George Bullard writes, “Perceived truthful information is more powerful than truth. It is what people come to believe to be truth. It fits their preconceived notions. It fits their position on the conflict situation. They convince themselves and others that…

“New research reported on in The New York Times Magazine outlines extensive study by Yale University researchers into the degree that right and wrong is recognized by children as young as a few months.” --Bred In The Bone? World, June 19, 2010, p. 26. Illustration by Jim L. Wilson and Rodger Russell…