Politics

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The Briefing 06-04-13

1) DNA ruling demonstrates limitations of traditional liberal/conservative divide Justices Allow Police to Take DNA Samples After Arrests, New York Times (Adam Liptak) 2) Americans...

  • Audio
  • Barbara Walters
  • DNA testing
  • Government
  • IRS
  • Lautenberg
  • Media
  • MSNBC
  • News
  • Senate
  • Supreme Court
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The Briefing 05-09-13

1. Another New England state legalizes gay marriage - a reminder of the difference geography makes Delaware, Continuing a Trend, Becomes the 11th State to...

  • Audio
  • Boy Scouts of America
  • Delaware
  • gay marriage
  • Liberalism
  • Mark Sanford
  • National Day of Prayer
  • Secularization
  • South Carolina
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The Briefing 05-06-13

1. Undistilled arrogance and horrible confusion defending unrestricted access to Plan B pill Putting Politics Ahead of Science, New York Times (Editorial) U.S. to Defend...

  • Abortion
  • Audio
  • gambling
  • gay marriage
  • Homosexual Marriage
  • Las Vegas
  • Obama
  • Plan B
  • Rhode Island
  • Soren Kierkegaard
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The Briefing 04-23-13

1. Boston suspect charged. Now we begin to ask why. Bomb Suspect Is Charged and Could Face the Death Penalty, New York Times (Richard A...

  • Audio
  • Boston Bombing
  • Earth Day
  • Immigration
  • Islam
  • Surveillance
  • Terrorism
  • Tsarnaev
  • Worldview
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The Briefing 04-19-13

1. Recent tragedies a poignant reminder of life in a fallen world Battered Town Seeks Missing After Blast Kills at Least 5, New York Times...

  • Audio
  • Bombing
  • Boston
  • Explosion
  • Funeral
  • Gun Bill
  • Margaret Thatcher
  • Mississippi
  • Political Divide
  • Ricin
  • Texas
  • Worldview Divide
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The Briefing 04-12-13

1. Shocking "house of horrors" trial is a display of what happens inside every abortion clinic Newtown In The Clinic: Media Ignore The Gosnell Trial, Investor's...

  • Abortion
  • Audio
  • Auschwitz
  • Conspiracy Theory
  • Gosnell
  • Justice
  • Moral Scandal
  • Murder
  • Sanford
  • Weiner
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The Briefing 04-02-13

Story 1 - The Marginalization of Moral Argument in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate How Gay Marriage Won, Time (David von Drehle) Bracketing Morality — The...

  • Audio
  • ethics
  • GOP
  • Homosexuality
  • Morality
  • Republicans
  • Same-Sex Marriage
  • Supreme Court
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The Challenges We Face: A New Generation of Gospel Ministers Looks to the Future

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." [2 Timothy 4:7]  Writing to Timothy, the Apostle Paul...Read this essay →

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President Obama and Same-Sex Marriage — The Dance Continues

Some predictions are rather safe to make. 2012 is almost certain to be a determinative year on the issue of same-sex marriage. Multiple courts appear...Read this essay →

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For Christian Men: The Lessons of Herman Cain

For Christians, the lessons of Herman Cain are too important to leave in the history books of the 2012 presidential campaign.Read this essay →

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The Cain Mutiny — Character Doesn’t End at the Bedroom Door

We live in a morally confused age, but there is little confusion about the fact that sexual behavior and personal character are inseparable.Read this essay →

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The Morning After — What Does it All Mean?

Evangelicals tend to swing between extremes when it comes to politics and elections. We are too easily elated and too readily depressed. Make no mistake.…Read this essay →

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Damon Linker Offers a Religious Test — From the Left

One of the illusions of modernist thinking is that religious beliefs can be sanitized and separated from public life. The experience of humanity disproves that...

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When Telling the Truth “Isn’t a Risk Worth Taking”

Writing at The Los Angeles Times, Professor Michael Klarman of the Harvard Law School argues that American presidents often do not get far ahead of...

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John F. Kennedy in Houston, Fifty Years Later

On September 12, 1960, Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic Party's candidate for President of the United States, went to Texas and addressed the Greater...

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Healthcare Bill = More Abortions?

Facing the United States Congress this week is the most consequential legislation it has debated in decades: the Health Care Bill.  As it currently stands,...Read this essay →

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Government Expectations

The present political climate in the United States reveals a wide range of expectations of the government.  Some citizens desire an expansive government that provides...Read this essay →

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How to Honor a President

Recent political debates have caused many conservatives to question the integrity and decency of their politically officials.  Fresh news emerges, headlines explode, and convictions that...Read this essay →

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What Lies Under the Surface of the Election?

This Tuesday is Election Day, and more is going on behind the scenes than meets the eye.  Beyond the candidates, important issues are being decided...Read this essay →

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Legislating Hate Crimes for Some People

President Obama has recently signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act, extending the definition of federal hate crimes to include a person’s sexual orientation.  This is...Read this essay →

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“Free to Live and Love as We See Fit?”

As Sen. John McCain recently remarked, "elections have consequences." President Barack Obama signed the "Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act" into...Read this essay →

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Gay Rights and the President of the United States

President Obama has come out in strong support of homosexual marriage.  This past weekend he spoke to the Human Rights Campaign promising to eliminate stigmas...Read this essay →

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The President’s Words on Health Care

President Obama delivered a major speech on Health Care reform last night, trying to energize Congress towards approving change. Intentions aside, did the President truly...Read this essay →

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The Obama School Speech Controversy — What to Think?

The controversy over President Barack Obama's speech to America's school children scheduled for Tuesday morning continues to incite controversy. On the surface, this seems incredible....Read this essay →

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Christian Concerns in the Health Care Reform Debate

Health Care reform is a matter of sincere Christian importance and needs the attention of all thinking people. Beyond political sentiments, Christians are concerned with...Read this essay →

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Nationalized Healthcare: Good Deal for Christians?

Healthcare is in the media today, and at the top of the President's domestic policy agenda. Is it wise for the government to provide healthcare...Read this essay →

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President Clinton’s Spiritual Enablers Reaping an Unholy Harvest

Americans attempting to reconcile President Clinton's sex scandals with his membership in a Baptist church received a little assistance from the November 2 1998 issue...Read this essay →

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McDermott the Missiologist: The Congressman Lectures Southern Baptists on Evangelism

Rep. Jim McDermott is a man on a mission. The congressman represents Washington state's 7th district, and he is known as one of the most...Read this essay →

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The Real Revolutionaries: The Elections and the Culture War

In one of the strangest political reverses in history, the 1998 elections have been turned into a referendum on the Religious Right and the Republican...Read this essay →

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The Age of Indiscretions: Moral Credibility and Political Leadership

Just as the skies of Baghdad were illuminated by detonating cruise missles and America braced itself for the impeachment of the President, high drama has...Read this essay →

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