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Column Archives |
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No Tolerance Left
Liberals brand themselves as progressive and enlightened, but their actions belie their rhetoric. |
05/25/2006 |
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Is Comfort the Right Standard?
America will be judged as either a people given to greedy passion or giving in genuine compassion. |
05/18/2006 |
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Spiritual Leadership Needed Now More Than Ever
Iran's regime of religious tyranny requires spiritual discernment to effectively combat. |
05/11/2006 |
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Illegal Immigration: A Humanitarian Crisis
Forget all the other arguments for immigration reform. We must do something about the systematic violation of human rights resulting from our lax policies.
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05/04/2006 |
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I Also Have A Dream
Dr. King had a dream or racial peace and harmony. I have a dream of peace and harmony for all mankind.
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04/27/2006 |
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The Line in the Sand
The radical line of Islam will only stop when we refuse to let them advance.
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04/20/2006 |
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Easter's Message for the Entire World
The hope of Easter will be shared
in churches this weekend, but it really needs to be heard outside of
religious walls.
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04/13/2006 |
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Searching for Moderate Islam
We've seen death and destruction
from radicals for decades, but we'd like to see the moderates take a
stand.
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04/06/2006 |
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We
Appreciate You...Do YOU Appreciate U.S.?
America respects immigrants who
come here to live and work in freedom and liberty. They must show the
same respect for us.
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03/30/2006 |
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Honoring Our Troops
Though we can debate the decisions of politicians, we must always support our troops and not encourage our enemies.
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03/23/2006 |
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Compassion With Passion
ABC television has shown us how
exciting it can be to meet the needs of others.
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03/16/2006 |
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Father Clooney and the First Church of Hollywood
Forget Scientology. The new religion of the Left Coast is Hollywood itself.
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03/09/2006 |
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The
Honest Abortion Debate
Before we can talk about states'
rights, women's rights or any other rights, we must first
discuss when human rights begin for a child.
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03/02/2006 |
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Break Away or Break Down
Everyone -- from the President on
down -- needs to take time to step back from the pressures of everyday
life.
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02/23/2006 |
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Finding God in a Cardboard Box
We ask God to be a part of what's important to us, but the wiser decision is to be a part of what's important to God.
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02/16/2006 |
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What Kind Of God Is This?
Intolerance, hatred and murder in the name of God. But what kind of God calls on mankind to kill and destroy?
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02/09/2006 |
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Finding Faith in a Fallen City
While politicians bicker over the
recovery of New Orleans, the faith community has begun to bring real
healing in the city.
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02/02/2006 |
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Humility or Humiliation?
America will learn some lessons, but we need not be humiliated in order to learn them.
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01/26/2006 |
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When Homosexuality and Christianity Collide
A new movie tells one of the
greatest stories of Godly love, but the lead actor is gay. What's a
Christian to do?
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01/19/2006 |
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Our
Hearing Problem
Judge Alito's "hearings" prove that
leaders can dialogue, but never hear each other's heart.
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01/12/2006 |
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The New Compassion Movement
A rock star, a rich man and me --
all doing our part to change the world.
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01/05/2006 |
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Christians Can’t Be Silent At Christmas
Christmas is about the birth of
Jesus Christ, whether you like it or not.
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12/08/2005 |
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The University of Closed-Mindedness
Is science really science when it
closes its eyes to all of the possibilities?
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12/01/2005 |
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Why
Give Thanks?
President Lincoln helped to
establish what Thanksgiving really means to Americans.
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11/24/2005 |
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Destroying Division Through Dialogue
There's a lot of "talk"
these days, but very little constructive conversation.
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11/17/2005 |
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Exposing the Real Enemy
James Robison exposes the real enemy beneath the world's crises.
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11/10/2005 |
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Stop
the Assault on Marriage
Voters must stand up for their beliefs as
homosexual groups seek to expand the definition of marriage beyond
"one man and one woman."
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11/03/2005 |
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Remembering
Rosa
Rosa Parks stood for dignity and
self-respect -- two traits lost among many of the people for whom she
fought.
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10/27/2005 |
The Path To Peace
It has been said that if we do not learn from history, we are doomed to repeat it. But there is one historical pattern that we would be wise to repeat: national forgiveness. |
10/20/2005 |
Sinking Moral Leadership
As if New Orleans lacked a sound moral foundation, Mayor Ray Nagin suggests "bold leadership" means rebuilding in the image of
Sin City. |
10/13/2005 |
DeLaying the Politics of Personal Destruction
Congressman Tom DeLay has been accused of wrongdoing, but neither his guilt
nor innocence has been proved. So why does the public get the impression that he's already been convicted? |
10/06/2005 |
Affirmative
Opportunity
With the appropriate action, we can
rebuild the Gulf States while building better bridges across racial,
social and economic chasms. |
09/29/2005 |
A
Seed of Suffering
The cycle of human suffering seems
unending. What is the single root cause of this manmade plague? |
09/22/2005 |
The Church's Finest Hour
The main problem in the world is not Mother Nature, but human nature.
This is where the church can have a far greater impact than government. |
09/15/2005 |
Beyond
The Blame
If America doesn't respond properly to the current disaster, it will only be the beginning of our real crisis. |
09/08/2005 |
Building on Higher Ground
Was Hurricane Katrina God's judgment on a
nation, or simply a lesson in the laws of nature? |
09/01/2005 |
“Minister Calls for Assassination”…
Whaaat?
Pat Robertson's assassination proclamation
was simply foolish. |
08/25/2005 |
Land
For People
"Land For Peace" will never buy
security for Israel or happiness for Palestinians. But what about
"Land For People?" |
08/18/2005 |
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness…
In That Exact Order
These three foundational concepts are not
equal. Until we understand how they build upon one another, we will
suffer the negative results of disorder. |
08/11/2005 |
The
Miracle of Medicine
Two news stories this week illustrate the
powerful possibilities when medical science is committed to life. |
08/04/2005 |
The Protection of Divine Providence
Throughout history "the hand of
God" has delivered people from evil and oppression. We still need
that protection today. |
07/28/2005 |
Cashing In on Fear and Anger
Why the hysteria over a moderate Supreme
Court pick? Follow the money! |
07/21/2005 |
Bordering
On Desperation
Violence on America's border prompts a unique approach to mixing God and government. |
07/14/2005 |
Africa's Real Hope
Governments can work with governments, but
compassionate people will overcome hunger, poverty and disease. |
07/07/2005 |
The Supreme Court on the Supreme Being
Hey, if you don't like the Ten
Commandments, don't read them! |
06/30/2005 |
Purging God from the Military
The American media’s all-out assault on Christianity continues to escalate. The latest attack comes in this week’s
TIME Magazine. |
06/23/2005 |
An
Open Letter To Michael Jackson
While the rest of the world
debates the verdict of the pop star's trial, James speaks from his heart
directly to the man. |
06/16/2005 |
Change The World One Life At A Time
When we make a difference in
the life of one person, we set in motion the potential to change the
world. |
06/09/2005 |
Tearing Down The Supreme Court
The case of a cross in the
Mojave Desert sets the stage for the dismantling of many national
monuments. |
06/02/2005 |
Conservative: The New Extreme?
When did the common sense of mainstream America become a sinister part of the “right-wing conspiracy”? |
05/26/2005 |
Porn:
The Poison of the Mind
While America is vigilantly
fighting the war against international terrorism, another enemy is
engaging in an alarming assault on our families. |
05/19/2005 |
Tearing
Down Walls of Separation
The axe used to separate church and state has fallen once again. Yet people of faith must speak out, even if it affects the political landscape. |
05/12/2005 |
An
Invitation To Pray
Since the Continental Congress asked the
colonies to pray for wisdom in forming a nation in 1775, the call to
prayer has resounded throughout our history. |
05/05/2005 |
Speaking
of Religion and Politics...
American history is filled with religious
leaders influencing the political landscape. Despite contemporary
pressure to the contrary, people of faith must continue to speak out. |
04/28/2005 |
Into His Hands
The case of murder victim Sarah Lunde,
while devastating and tragic, reveals how a church can impact a life
when fulfilling its purpose. |
04/21/2005 |
Defending Marriage
The best act in the defense of marriage is
a supernatural love that serves as an example to the rest of the world |
04/14/2005 |
The Pope, Truth and Freedom’s Hope
During all of the news coverage
surrounding the life and death of Pope John Paul II, an important
historical parallel struck me... |
04/07/2005 |
Debating
Moral Issues
Can we discuss social issues rooted in
morality in a constructive manner? Yes -- and here's how to do it! |
03/31/2005 |
The
Issue Is Life
The Terri Schiavo case is far more serious
than many of us realize. On every level, we are dealing with the
sanctity of life. |
03/24/2005 |
Touched
By An Angel
A man's murder spree ended when he met a
woman with God's purpose in her life. |
03/17/2005 |
Whose
Eyes, Watching What God?
Millions of eyes watched Halle Berry in
Oprah's ABC movie, but did anyone actually get a glimpse of God? |
03/10/2005 |
The Award For Best Act Of Kindness Goes To…
Hollywood sure knows how to waste money,
but many in the entertainment industry are poised to become true stars. |
03/03/2005 |
Ideas Have Consequences
Bush met with Russian President Vladimir
Putin this week and confronted some of his dangerous ideas. Why? Because
he understands this fundamental truth. |
02/24/2005 |
Defining Moral Absolutes
Despite the modern cancer of relativism,
right and wrong can be discerned. However, we must look beyond our own
human judgment to a higher standard. |
02/17/2005 |
Media
Hypocrisy
The media actively promote excessive sexual behavior. But as soon as a conservative or religious leader can be tied in any such way to such material, it suddenly becomes wrong.
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02/10/2005 |
Voting
For Freedom
A spark of hope may ignite the flame of
freedom in the Middle East; yet, many in our own country still don't see
the light.
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02/03/2005 |
The
Danger of Believing a Lie
Freedom can only exist in people who
uphold truth. Otherwise, destruction awaits.
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01/27/2005 |
Another Wave of Suffering
We would have stopped the tsunami if we
could have, but will we act to stop the next wave of human suffering?
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01/20/2005 |
Trampling
Religious Freedom
The guy who sued your government to remove
"one nation under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance is at it
again. This time, he is suing the President to prevent any clergy from
uttering a prayer at next week's inauguration.
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01/13/2005 |
What
Money Can't Buy
With billions of dollars pledged to the
recovery and rebuilding in areas devastated by the Christmas tsunami, it
is time to take a break in the donation frenzy and address some serious
issues.
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01/06/2005 |
Though
They Hate Us, We Will Help
As the president of a relief organization
operating in parts of Asia impacted by the tsunami, James Robison's view
on the politicization of the relief efforts is unique.
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12/30/2004 |
Demonstrating
Christmas
This year, my friends and co-laborers
showed the true meaning of Christmas.
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12/23/2004 |
Failure
or Prepared for Service?
The rise and fall of Cabinet nominee
Bernard Kerik raises important questions about the qualifications of our
leader.
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12/16/2004 |
Joy
To The World
While we celebrate a prosperous holiday
season, we would do right to remember those with real needs.
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12/09/2004 |
The
End of Biased Journalism
With the end of the "Dan Rather"
era, we can only hope that blatant media bias will also fade into
history.
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12/03/2004 |
America:
Founded On Faith
We prepare to follow President Lincoln's
proclamation to "observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens. "
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11/25/2004 |
A Message from "Jesus Land"
Conservative, religious, "red-staters"
re-elected Bush. What do we expect in return?
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11/18/2004 |
Bridging
The Divide
America must unite once again in order to
deal with international terror and domestic issues.
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11/11/2004 |
God
Blessed America!
Now that the election is over, how
should the victors behave and move forward for the next four years?
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11/04/2004 |
11/2/04: America's
Heart Check
Election day will do more than determine
our leaders. It will reveal in many ways the moral,
mental and spiritual health of our nation.
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10/28/2004 |
Kerry's
Misuse of the "L" Word
Under the guise of a compliment, John
Kerry and John Edwards have made it a point to let America know that
Vice President Cheney has a daughter living the gay lifestyle.
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10/21/2004 |
On
The Frontline of Media Bias
PBS interviewed me for a Frontline
special, but my message was completely ignored as they carried out
their own partisan political agenda.
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10/14/2004 |
A
Word To A Dying Soldier
A minister on the battle grounds of the
Middle East reports the truth about what's going on with our soldiers
and the people of Iraq.
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10/07/2004 |
The
Hedge of Protection
Our borders are so porous that nobody
really knows who's coming into our country. So how can we find
protection?
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09/30/2004 |
Give
To Get?
Televangelists are making news again
with a message contrary to to charity. What's the right way to look at
"giving"?
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09/23/2004 |
Choosing
a Future
This year's election is about more than
a political personality. It's about the future of our country and the
world.
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09/16/2004 |
God
Bless America?
Virtually every politician invokes these
words, but does America deserve God's blessing?
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09/09/2004 |
The
Face of Anger
The violent and vulgar anti-Bush
protesters in New York City remind us why we don't want to be on their
side.
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09/01/2004 |
Breaking the Stained Glass Ceiling
For too long women have been held back
from leadership roles in the church. Now, they are taking center stage
and strengthening society as a whole.
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08/26/2004 |
Free
To Compete
The freedom to speak our minds is
valuable; the ability to speak constructively is priceless.
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08/19/2004 |
When Free Speech Costs Too Much
The freedom to speak our minds is
valuable; the ability to speak constructively is priceless.
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08/12/2004 |
One
Nation, Indivisible
While we divide ourselves amongst
political, economic and social lines, the rest of the world, including
our enemies, still see us as one nation.
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08/05/2004 |
Real
Hope Lies in the Church
Since the beginning of our Republic, the
Church has been one of the cornerstones of American life.
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07/29/2004 |
The Other War:
Fighting Violence and Despair Within
Gang violence is on the rise in cities
across America. How can we fight the hopelessness that threatens our
country from within?
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07/22/2004 |
What Is Freedom?
We are winning the "War on
Terror," but what would it really mean to lose this battle?
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07/15/2004 |
Party, Personality, Pocketbook or Principle
Campaign season has begun. What will
motivate voters in this year's election?
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07/08/2004 |
One
Nation Under God
From the Founding Fathers through our
current President, God and Christianity has been an important part of
our leaders' lives.
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07/01/2004 |
Bill Clinton – Has He Changed?
He's writing his own history in his new
autobiography, but has the former president really won the battle with
his "personal demons"?
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06/24/2004 |
Measuring Our Enemies’ Response
Can our success in the war on terror be
measured in part by the response of our enemies?
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06/17/2004 |
Remembering
Reagan
Before he claimed the White House,
Ronald Reagan personally claimed my respect.
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06/08/2004 |
Going
the Distance
A wounded Army engineer teaches us about
courage and endurance.
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06/03/2004 |
Moving Beyond Democracy
As the leading force for freedom around
the world, our goal must be something more than promoting simple
majority rule.
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05/27/2004 |
Fighting Terrorism with Love
At a time when the world is focused on the struggles in Iraq, America is quietly fighting the war on terror on another front.
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05/20/2004 |
Outrage
While the anti-war crowd expresses
"outrage" over the hazing of Iraqi criminals, Nick Berg's
brutal murder reminds us again of the real outrage.
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05/13/2004 |
Changing the World for Good
The abuses in the Iraqi prison
illustrate the fact that America cannot change the world for good
unless America herself is good.
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05/06/2004 |
Let
Them March
Half a million abortion advocates
marched on Washington, yet their movement is losing ground. How
should the pro-life majority move forward to win the hearts and minds
of America?
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04/29/2004 |
The
Media's Plan of Attack
The election year assault on
conservatives has begun. But some of the attacks are more than just
partisan. They are an attack on the traditional faith in
"Divine Providence."
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04/22/2004 |
It's
About Freedom
The enemies of freedom are systematically attempting to intimidate the world into backing down from the fight currently underway in the Middle
East, but we must stand for freedom at all costs.
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04/15/2004 |
The
Sadr Solution
Like an infection in the human body,
Moqtada Sadr must be eliminated because he and his Mehdi Army threaten
the health of Iraq and the Middle East.
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04/08/2004 |
Defending the Indefensible
When allegiance to ideology forces
people to defend a drug-abusing mother who poisons her infant,
something is terribly wrong.
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04/01/2004 |
Subtle Shifts in the Homosexuality Debate
As Episcopals attempt to deal with gay
clergy, the press and others are trying to win with the power of
words.
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03/25/2004 |
The
Consequences of Fear
The forces of fear won a victory in
Spain last week, turning the elections in their favor and
foreshadowing a frightening trend in future terrorism.
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03/18/2004 |
We
Must Never Forget
The terrorist attacks of September 11,
2001, revealed much about America and her people – both good and
bad. Now the lessons we learned seem to be fading from memory.
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03/11/2004 |
The
Only Hope for Haiti
There is just one way for the people of
Haiti to escape their perpetual cycle of violence and corruption.
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03/04/2004 |
The
Purpose of His Passion
Look beyond the blame game when it comes
to who killed Jesus Christ and discover the real reason for his
suffering.
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02/26/2004 |
The
New Civil Rights: Equating Race and Sexual Preference
If sex is not a matter of choice, then
no sexual act is subject to moral or legal judgment.
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02/19/2004 |
Believers Must Fight on the Right Front
Monuments can be removed, but truths
written on the hearts of men will stand forever.
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02/12/2004 |
CBS Fumbles the Superbowl Show
Millions of people around the world
witnessed the worst of America.
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02/05/2004 |
A
Choice of Life or Death
History is repeating itself in the
Middle East. After being delivered from slavery, the Israelites
were given a choice: life or death. Now, the Iraqis must make
the same choice following their liberation.
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01/29/2004 |
Standing
For Abstinence
Half of Congress sat on their hands when
President Bush promoted abstinence as an option for teenage sexual
activity. What will the American people stand for?
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01/22/2004 |
Loving
Our Enemies
The recent earthquake in Iran gave
America an unique opportunity to show compassion towards the people of
a so-called "enemy" state.
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01/15/2004 |
On
The Ballot This Year: Freedom
In this election year, will the voters
trade security, comfort and politicians' promises for personal
freedom?
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01/08/2004 |
Home
For The Holidays
Christmas proves once again the
importance of family.
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12/18/2003 |
Iraq
the Headless Chicken
A Colorado farmer's freak fowl can guide
us in the war against Saddam's regime.
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12/11/2003 |
Putting
"Christ" Back In "Christmas"
In an age when God is being separated
from many aspects of public life, there are a few things we can do to
remember the real reason for the holiday season.
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12/04/2003 |
Terminating
The Republican Right
Does Schwarzenegger's victory in
California signify the end of the Reagan-era marriage of family
values and limited government?
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11/20/2003 |
Racing
To The Bench
Judge Janice Rogers Brown, a
conservative, black woman, faces a new brand of racism in her
nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C.
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11/13/2003 |
Our
Moment Of Truth
Long before that fateful September 11
morning, another deadly attack was launched against our freedom... |
11/07/2003 |
The President’s Model For
Faith-Based Initiatives
President Bush came to Dallas to endorse
one model for faith-based initiatives. James Robison
participated in the event and comments on the possibilities. |
10/30/2003 |
The
Parable of the Good American
Third world conditions in America?
Yes! But we can do something about it. |
10/23/2003 |
Beyond
The Politics Of Addiction
Rush Limbaugh's shocking revelation of
prescription drug abuse, should not divide us politically, but unite us behind a common goal: finding a solution to all drug
addiction. |
10/16/2003 |
The
Right To Retaliate
Jesus Christ was not a violent
man. Yet most Christians feel justified to pursue evil men in
pre-emptive or retaliatory strikes. How does one follow Christ's
example while supporting Bush's policy? |
10/09/2003 |
A
Democracy Of Terror
While we fight for democracies around
the world, we must be sure to establish a moral foundation to avoid
mob rule... |
10/02/2003 |
Hijacking
Family Values
The television networks' fall lineup
entertains while reprogramming our society's definition of morality... |
09/25/2003 |
Remembering The Man In Black
Johnny Cash was a friend who strove to honor Jesus Christ as he entertained the world... |
09/18/2003 |
Reclaiming
the Spirit of September 12
In the weeks following the terrorist
attacks, America and the world showed uncommon compassion and
strength. We must reclaim that Spirit. |
09/11/2003 |
Facing Pure Evil
The world has never faced a war or enemy such as the one we now face. It is far bigger than Iraq or al-Qaeda. |
09/04/2003 |
What Ever Happened To Sin?
There is an old-fashioned idea that many civil, political and even church leaders disregard. Some refuse to acknowledge its existence at all. |
08/28/2003 |
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