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Houston, We Have A Problem

Angry over voter lawsuit, city demands to pick through sermons, other communications from pastors who aren’t involved

Written by Erik Stanley | Tuesday, October 14, 2014

“The message is clear: oppose the decisions of city government, and drown in unwarranted, burdensome discovery requests,” the brief states. “These requests, if allowed, will have a chilling effect on future citizens who might consider circulating referendum petitions because they are dissatisfied with ordinances passed by the City Council.   HOUSTON – Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys... Continue Reading

Jason Riley: The RealClearReligion Interview

Riley argues that bad public policies have contributed to the breakdown of the black family

Written by Nicholas G. Hahn III | Tuesday, October 14, 2014

One of the messages in this book is that blacks ultimately have to help themselves. There may be some residual racism out there, but that is not what is producing the unemployment rates. That is not what is producing the achievement gap in schools. That is not what is producing the black arrest and incarceration... Continue Reading

Trinity Western Grad ‘Attacked’ For Being Christian In Job Rejection

Bethany Paquette had applied to work in Canada's North for Amaruk Wilderness Corp.

Written by Natalie Clancy, CBC News | Saturday, October 11, 2014

“The main thing that she’s been asking for is to order this company to stop discriminating.” Trotter is asking the tribunal to send “a really strong message” that “it is not acceptable to discriminate based on what somebody believes or where they went to school. That it is not ‘open season’ on Christians in Canada.”   A... Continue Reading

Firestone Did What Governments Have Not: Stopped Ebola In Its Tracks

When it comes to Ebola, the rubber met the road at the Firestone rubber plantation in Harbel, Liberia

Written by Jason Beaubien, NPR | Thursday, October 9, 2014

Dr. Flannery of the CDC says a key reason for Firestone’s success is the close monitoring of people who have potentially been exposed to the virus — and the moving of anyone who has had contact with an Ebola patient into voluntary quarantine.   The classic slogan for Firestone tires was “where the rubber meets... Continue Reading

Clash of the Progressive Pieties

A lesbian couple complains that its baby is the “wrong” race. This should be good.

Written by Kevin D. Williamson | Thursday, October 9, 2014

A model of parenthood dominated by the mandate to satisfy the parents’ needs rather than those of the children will be forever defective. But it is, increasingly, the model we have. It’s a perverse consequence of the times in which we live: Cultural and economic pressures see to it that many young women spend their... Continue Reading

Supreme Court Allows Gay Marriage To Expand To 30 States

The Supreme Court refused to get involved in the national debate over same-sex marriage, leaving intact lower court rulings that will legalize the practice in 11 additional states

Written by Richard Wolf | Monday, October 6, 2014

The action will bring to 30 the number of states where gays and lesbians can marry. Appeals courts in Cincinnati and San Francisco are considering cases that could expand that number further, presuming the Supreme Court remains outside the legal fray.   WASHINGTON (RNS) The Supreme Court refused to get involved in the national debate over... Continue Reading

How the War on Poverty Was Lost

Fifteen percent of Americans still live in poverty, according to the official census poverty report for 2012, unchanged since the mid-1960s.

Written by Robert Rector | Thursday, October 2, 2014

Do higher living standards for the poor mean that the war on poverty has succeeded? No. To judge the effort, consider LBJ’s original aim. He sought to give poor Americans “opportunity not doles,” planning to shrink welfare dependence not expand it. In his vision, the war on poverty would strengthen poor Americans’ capacity to support... Continue Reading

Christian College’s Accreditation Threatened Over Adherence To Christian Moral Values

If you are a Christian, then you take Bible as an authority in sexual matters. That means no sex before marriage. And no sex outside marriage. Period.

Written by Wintery Knight | Thursday, October 2, 2014

Part and parcel of the rejection of God as an authority figure is the desire to get the approval of everyone else around you for acting immorally and selfishly. When people reject God, they feel guilty, and it causes them to want to surround themselves with people who tell them that they are actually doing... Continue Reading

Incest a ‘Fundamental Right’, German Committee Says

Anti-incest laws in Germany could be scrapped after a government-backed group said relationships between brothers and sisters should be legal

Written by Justin Huggler, Berlin | Thursday, October 2, 2014

“The abolition of the offense of incest between siblings would be the wrong signal,” said Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker, legal policy spokeswoman for the party’s group in parliament. “Eliminating the threat of punishment against incestuous acts within families would run counter to the protection of undisturbed development for children.”   Laws banning incest between brothers and sisters... Continue Reading

California School Bans All Christian Books

Staff at the library were told to remove all books with a Christian message, authored by Christians or published by a Christian company.

Written by The Christian Institute | Wednesday, October 1, 2014

The schools Superintendent Kathleen Hermsmeyer, responded to the PJI in a letter writing: “We do not purchase sectarian educational materials and do not allow sectarian materials on our state-authorized lending shelves”. Corrie ten Boom’s ‘The Hiding Place’, a true story of courage and compassion by Christians in Nazi Germany, is one of many titles deemed... Continue Reading

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