Occasionally people in the media try to make a case for what turns out to be a mirage. It happens with liberal media figures sometimes when they try to write about how conservatives feel. I assume it happens the other way, too, but the (non) issue I’m discussing this week and the first example that […]
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A federal judge has ruled the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb issued the ruling, which would strike down a federal law that established the National Day of Prayer in 1952. In 1988 the first Thursday of May was made the official day each year. Days of Prayer have been called
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Sometimes I read articles online that deal with religious issues. When I scan over the reader comments featured below such articles, two things jump out at me. One, some readers are quite hostile to any references to Christianity or religious faith in general, and two, some of the believers who stand up for Christianity need
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Recently Brit Hume said on TV that Tiger Woods might find peace through Christ rather than Buddha. Certain people in the media (from the Washington Post, MSNBC, etc.) complained that Hume was being disrespectful to all the Buddhists in the world, and they accused him of proselytizing (as if that was a bad ting). Proselytizing
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It seems that increasingly people are not saying “Merry Christmas” anymore. In the business world and entertainment industry, people are throwing out a lot more “Happy Holidays” than they used to. Christians are getting upset. Secularists are getting mad at the Christians for being so sensitive. I think some people on both sides need to
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