Tag: First Things

The Dangerous Mind of Peter Singer?

by Charles Camosy | Jun 22, 2011 | Current Events, From the Field | 6 |

Joe Carter over at First Things has a post up this morning which claims, in rather strong terms, that Christians should not seriously engage with Peter Singer. Indeed, for him, doing so is “silliness.” Carter begins...

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The Death Penalty, Natural Law, and the Task of Moral Theology

by Beth Haile | Apr 11, 2011 | From the Field | 1 |

There is an interesting debate over at First Things between Joe Carter and David Bentley Hart on the legitimacy of the death penalty. For both Carter and Hart, the sticking point concerns how Scripture should be read and applied...

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