Television is here to stay. What then should the Christian's reaction to television be? Is it inherently evil? Is watching TV, even the news, a sin? How much time should a Christian spend watching TV? These are some of the questions that should arise in the mind of any godly and conscientious Chris­tian. It is not my contention that TV is com­pletely wrong, much like radio and the Internet. Yet it seems to me that being in the world but not of the world has lost its distinction in many Christian homes today by relaxing the antithesis with the world.

This article shows that in searching for the right person for courtship, the qualities of modesty and self-control are essential. Young men should be drawn toward inner beauty and modesty.

This article shows that regarding courtship, the father as the covenant head of the family has the responsibility to guard the relationship of his daughter, as he has the responsibility to hand over the daughter for marriage.

Looking at the difference between dating and courtship, this article argues for courtship as the biblical model.

The question to Adam in paradise ("Where are you?" Genesis 3:9) speaks more of a condition than a place.