Fidelitas
Dr. Albert Mohler

Fidelitas is an occasional commentary written by Southern Seminary President R. Albert Mohler, Jr. addressing major theological and cultural issues of the day. These commentaries may be reprinted, so long as proper attribution is given and copies are sent to the Seminary's public relations office.

Archives

• The Salvation of the 'Little Ones': Do Infants who Die Go to Heaven?
• Politically Correct Prayer: The Secular Left Goes Berserk
• Jimmy, We Hardly Knew Ye: Carter Renounces the SBC
• Carter's rift with SBC not a new development
• Barbarism in the Laboratory: The British Consider Cloning
• Southern Baptists: Facing the Future from the High Ground
• Does God Give Bad Advice? The "Open" View of God Stakes its Ground
• Biblical pattern of male leadership limits pastorate to men
• "A Thaw in the Cold War?" The National Association of Evangelicals and the National Council of Churches
• The Southern Baptist Convention and the issue of Interdenominational Relationships: A Memorandum Prepared for the Great Commission Council of the Southern Baptist Convention
• Choose Life and Live
• McDermott the Missiologist: The Congressman Lectures Southern Baptists on Evangelism
• National Council of Churches at Fifty: Does it Have a Future?
• "You May Kill Us, but You Can Never Hurt Us:"
  The Witness of Modern Martyrs
• Do Jews Really Need Christ? Controversy over Jewish Evangelism
• Baptists at Prayer and Jews Up in Arms - What's Going On?
• God, Country, and the Culture War: The Boy Scouts Under Assault
• Should we lose the fear of Hell? The Pope redefines the doctrine
• Keeping The Faith In a Faithless Age: The Church As The Moral Minority
• Joining the Christian Counter-Revolution
• The Mythology of Star Wars: The Faith versus the Force
• Then Again, Maybe Not: The 'Gay Gene' Theory Takes a Hit
• Dr. Death Gets His Verdict: For America, the Jury is Still Out
• Should We Clone Humans? Beyond the "Yuck Factor"
• The Age of Indiscretions: Moral Credibility and Political Leadership
• They're Back . . . The Pope and Indulgences
• President Clinton's Spiritual Enablers Reaping an Unholy Harvest
• Dr. Death on prime time: The slippery slope toward murder
• The Real Revolutionaries: The Elections and the Culture War
• When the Accounts are Called: A Christian View of Gambling
• In the Company of Fellow Nonbelievers:
  Liberal Theology Abandons the Faith
• The Archbishop Takes on Little League: Does Sunday Matter Anymore?
• The Revenge of the 'Prom Moms': Our Children Have Been Listening
• The Scandal of the Empty Tomb: The Glory of the Resurrection
• Carnal Knowledge: Art in an Age Without Moral Limits
• Sorry, Athanasius - It's Not Over
• The Ghosts of the Past: The De-Christianization of Dartmouth
• Its Already Out of the Hands of God, Charlie
• We'll Have a Gay Old Time: Television and the Culture War
• In Condoms We Trust: Jane Fonda Rides to the Rescue
• Faith Without Works is Dead: An Evangelical Meditation on Mother Teresa
• Blessed Art Thou Among Women: The New Debate Over Mary
• Talking Ourselves to Death: The Sexual Revolution Marches On
• Violence in Vanity Fair: The Versace Murder
• The DeGeneres DeGeneration
• The Party's Over
• Against the Stream: The Southern Baptist Resolutions
• Consider Your Calling: The Call to the Ministry
• The Brave New World of Cloning: A Christian Worldview Perspective
• When We Talk About Heresy . . . Let's Be Honest
• The Compassion of Truth: Homosexuality in Biblical Perspective
• One Faith, One Task, One Sacred Trust: A Covenant Between Our Seminaries and Our Churches
• The Reformation of Doctrine and the Renewal of the Church: A Response to Dr. William R. Estep
• Missions at Risk: A Failure of Nerve
• E. Y. Mullins: The Axioms of Religion
• Ministry is Stranger Than it Used to Be: The Challenge of Postmodernism
• Transforming Culture: Christian Truth Confronts Post-Christian America
• The Eclipse of God at Century's End: Evangelicals Attempt Theology Without Theism
• The Urgency of Preaching