How much do we value your participation at Think Christian? Enough to build a unique feature specifically tailored to sharing your contributions.
We're calling it Top Comments, and it's a new way to highlight the good conversation that takes place among readers and contributors. We'll be selecting what we feel are the best comments made on our articles, according to our Discussion Guidelines. These Top Comments will appear in various places across Think Christian. On the home page, we'll… [more]





Top Comments on Think Christian
Top Comments are selected by Think Christian and recognized for adding great value to our conversations. Each month, the readers chosen to be featured in Top Comments are eligible for a prize, so make your next comment a Top one.
Jason E. Summers ...understanding of the good must place great significance on respecting the unique dignity of all people and ensuring that those processes in which we ourselves engage and those in which we ask others to engage do not do violence to the image of God we all share.
Siarlys Jenkins Music snobs who like things done decently and in good order are not limited to any one racial category, nor are experiments in integration the same thing as appeasing young people...
C.E. Moore I think it is arrogant to assume that a person working 12-hour days in China is somehow not as hard of a worker - especially when their products continue to make it cheaper and easier for Americans to live...
Clayton To see our returning military, we have to make an effort to look. They are there, and it is our Christian responsibility to see them.
Stephen Hale I'm concerned about the way ... romanticism has exaggerated the significance of this kind of talk in the church. It is hard to disagree with this way of talking, since the Bible talks this way on occasion. On the other hand, it too often comes at the expense of other ways the Bible also talks.
Erica One little itty bitty tiny thing, after working with children's ministries. We've got to stop bribing kids with nasty food to get them to come to things.