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San Antonio Looks to Penalize Bible Believers

Critics charge 'anti-bias' requirement would punish people with moral convictions

Written by Bob Unruh, WND | Sunday, July 28, 2013

The new ordinance would state: “No person shall be appointed to a position if the city council finds that such person has, prior to such proposed appointment, engaged in discrimination or demonstrated a bias, by word or deed, against any person, group or organization on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual... Continue Reading

Dear President Obama, Please Leave Africa Out of Your Intolerant World of Redefined Marriage

Africa’s commitment to family life firmly embedded in a healthy marriage culture

Written by Obianuju Ekeocha | Saturday, July 27, 2013

I ask you sir, with all due respect to your highly esteemed office, what if our African values and religious beliefs teach us to elevate the highest good of the family above sexual gratification? What if African society has been naturally wired to value the awesome wonder of natural conception and birth of children within... Continue Reading

Restrictions on Religion Have Increased Globally Since the Arab Spring

A new Pew Research Center study finds that religious restrictions and social hostilities have increased worldwide since the beginning of the Arab Spring in 2011.

Written by Claire McCartney, Global Post | Thursday, July 18, 2013

Two countries reached five-year, worldwide highs in either governmental restrictions or social hostilities – Egypt and Pakistan. The report also listed China, Syria, Bahrain and Myanmar, among other countries, as having unusually high levels of religious restriction and social hostility.   Governmental restrictions on religious freedoms and social hostilities related to religious differences have increased globally since the... Continue Reading

Please Don’t Help My Kids

I’m 15 feet away from my kids, not because I am too lazy to help them climb the ladder. They are here so they can learn to climb it themselves.

Written by Kate Bassford-Baker | Sunday, July 14, 2013

I want them to climb that ladder without any help, however well-intentioned, from you. Because they can. I know it. And if I give them a little space, they will soon know it, too. So I’ll thank you to stand back and let me do my job, here, which consists mostly of resisting the very... Continue Reading

The Obamacare Revolt: Physicians Fight Back Against the Bureaucratization of Health Care

Without government meddling, health insurance would be individual, portable, life‐long, guaranteed‐renewable, transferrable, and competitive; going to the doctor would be as simple as eating out.

Written by Jim Epstein | Sunday, July 14, 2013

“Direct primary care,” which is the industry term for Neuhofel’s business model, does away with the bureaucratic hassle of insurance, which translates into much lower prices. “What people don’t realize is that most doctors employ an army of people for coding, billing, and gathering payment,” says Neuhofel. “That means you have to charge $200 to... Continue Reading

To Fight Religious Monuments, Atheists Plan Their Own Symbols

Atheists unveiled the nation’s first public monument to secularism

Written by Laurie Goodstein | Saturday, July 13, 2013

But building monuments to atheism from sea to shining sea is not really their goal. They figure that once atheists join the fray, every other group under the sun will demand the same privilege — including some that Christians might find objectionable, like pagans and Satanists. In the end, the atheists hope, local governments and... Continue Reading

America Is Raising A Generation of Kids Who Can’t Think or Write Clearly

The decades-long war against English and the other humanities has succeeded in many ways, which has had some unintended and very negative effects

Written by Max Nisen | Thursday, July 11, 2013

De-emphasizing, de-funding, and demonizing the humanities means that students don’t get trained well in the things that are the hardest to teach once at a job: thinking and writing clearly. CEOs, including Jeff Bezos, Logitech’s Bracken Darrell, Aetna’s  Mark Bertolini, and legendary Intel co-founder Andy Grove emphasize how essential clear writing and the liberal arts... Continue Reading

Essential Parenting

If you believe everything you read, then kids are doomed

Written by Gary Welton | Thursday, July 11, 2013

What can I do to foster positive youth development in my children? More than half of the variance in positive youth development is predicted by two components. First, pursue and establish healthy parent-teen relationships. Second, model and support a life of religious faith and practice. These are the essentials of parenting. These should not be... Continue Reading

Colorado Baker Faces Year in Jail for Refusing To Make Cake for Gay Wedding

Owners of a Colorado bakery could face a year in prison for refusing to make a cake for a gay wedding

Written by Joe Newby | Thursday, July 11, 2013

Mark Silverstein, legal director for the Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, which initiated the complaint process for Mullins and Craig, told the AP he respects the bakery owners’ right to their religious beliefs, ‘but someone’s personal religious beliefs don’t justify breaking the law by discriminating against others in the public sphere.’”  ... Continue Reading

Is Fair Trade Coffee Curing Poverty?

Although the free trade movement is essentially a marketing scheme that possibly does more harm than good, it came from good intentions.

Written by Sarah Stanley | Wednesday, July 10, 2013

In the end, Claar cautions, the fair trade movement is a marketing scheme. When you pay extra for a cup of fair trade coffee, you’re paying to look like a caring person or feel like a caring person, but you’re not necessarily helping coffee growers. Spending more money on a cup of fair trade coffee... Continue Reading

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