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A La Carte (04/09)

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Monday April 9, 2006

Film: Justin Taylor passes along an email telling Christians how to respond to the Da Vinci Code movie.

Theology: John Hendryx of Monergism fame writes about “The Historicity of the Resurrection.”

Humor: “Bin Can Can” is a short film showing what happens to our trash cans when there is no one around.

Church: Ingrid collects evidence that sexual abuse is epidemic in Protestant churches as much as Catholic. Parents need to exercise great caution within the church as much as without! Perhaps even more…


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