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Prayer at Public Meetings Under Fire... Again
30 June, 2008, 1:51 pm

From OneNewsNow, we learn of a new battle being waged for our ability to engage in public invocations.

It looks like the battlegrounds this time are going to be Ohio and Wisconsin.

And just who are the culprits trying to bring a halt to the invocations at public meetings in these states? You guessed it... The ACLU.

Christian legal experts are responding to efforts by "secularist" groups to stop invocations at public meetings in both Ohio and Wisconsin.

The American Civil Liberties Union is demanding that the Greenfield, Ohio, City Council stop opening its meetings with prayer. The Wisconsin State Legislature has received a similar demand from...

Evangelical Fined for Witnessing on Public Property
16 June, 2008, 4:53 pm

From OneNewsNow, we have this report from the weekend where a church leader was fined and placed on one year's criminal probation for expressing his religious views on public grounds.

Ironic, this was done on the grounds near the Liberty Bell, huh?

The leader of a Christian evangelical group who expressed his religious views to tourists near the Liberty Bell was placed on one year's probation for refusing to move from a sidewalk where demonstrations are banned.

Repent America director Michael A. Marcavage, 28, of Lansdowne, Pa., was sentenced Friday after a two-day bench trial. He was fined $420 and ordered to notify the National Park...

Back to the peanut patch
11 April, 2008, 1:08 pm

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is an American embarrassment. He incessantly yearns to be an important player on the world’s stage. Boiled down to the bone, he has been a dismal failure in almost everything he has attempted.

While in the United States Navy he aspired to submarine command. When more qualified candidates prevailed he returned to the peanut farm.

The one place he could get his way was in his hometown church. As the “head deacon” in his Baptist church he pulled rank over all the other deacons and often made the lives of his pastors unbearably difficult. As long as they did as he ordered – all went well. One of his pastors with whom I spent several days, referred to him as a very arrogant and deceptive deacon.

As President of the...

Sow to the Wind, Reap the Whirlwind
28 March, 2008, 12:00 am

The four decades-old seeds of Values Clarification (revision of family values) and Situational Ethics (nothing is right or wrong, depends on the situation) sown in the Public School have germinated and burst forth with fruit that manifests itself in a steadily corrupting culture. Biblical standards of morality for our youth, embodied in the Ten Commandments, have been replaced with a “feel good” no holes-barred agenda. Evangelists for America’s united church-state religion, Secular Humanism, have sullied the innocence of an entire generation of young people. Hardcore fundamentalists in that church have driven tested morality from the classroom and left our youth adrift in a roiling sea of Hollywoodish immorality.

America’s foremost prophet in the state-religion of...

Police Call Church Music 'Disorderly'
27 March, 2008, 3:36 pm

If there's ever been any question to as to whether or not our religious rights in our nation are becoming increasingly more under attack, this outrageous violation of our freedoms to practice our religion - as reported by Cybercast News - should settle the question once and for all.

(CNSNews.com) - A Michigan church filed a federal lawsuit after police officers, led by a local prosecutor, entered the sanctuary at least twice without a warrant, alleging the church's music was too loud. In one instance, they threatened to arrest church musicians for disorderly conduct.

Faith Baptist Church, with a congregation of about 10,000 members, is...

Supreme Court to rule on vulgarity in broadcasting
20 March, 2008, 8:40 pm

The United States Supreme Court yesterday agreed to take a case involving the annual Billboard Music Awards broadcast on Fox Television Network during which the vulgar Cher Bono uttered an obscenity and a year later during the same show smut artist Nichole Richie uttered a different vulgarity. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) warned broadcasters about future violations of the law and that the broadcasters could be fined. The corrupt broadcast networks including Fox, CBS, NBC and ABC have maintained that they have to keep up with the vulgarities which the cable television networks get away with each night and which viewers voluntarily pay to watch in their homes.

Just last month, on Meridith Viera's "Today" show on NBC, Jane Fonda, the infamous anti-...

Liberal attack on unborn babies continues in U.S. Senate
19 March, 2008, 8:21 pm

Last Thursday, Colorado Senator Wayne Allard introduced an amendment in the United States Senate to the bloated, pork-filled, and tax-increasing Democrat 2009 Budget Bill which would fund health care coverage for unborn babies from the "moment of conception." Every Republican voted for the Allard amendment except for 4 liberals, but only two Democrats voted with the Republicans for the Allard Amendment. Liberals in Congress want American taxpayers to fund health care for every single American, but not for unborn babies.

During the same day last week, liberals in the Senate refused to pass an amendment to the 2009 budget bill sponsored by Nevada Senator John Ensign which would provide funding for the Justice Department to vigorously enforce a prohibition...

WE’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY IN RACE RELATIONS
17 March, 2008, 12:00 am

My father was a sharecropper all the days of my life until I graduated High School and a few years beyond. When I was six years old we lived in a simple four-room bungalow, complete with a storm house and an out-house, nestled next to a beautiful lake. Except for the lake our farm house was surrounded by woods. It was an idyllic setting for a bare-foot boy with a fishing pole.

One cold Fall evening in 1934 our peaceful place was disturbed by a crowd of angry white men. They brought a black man and hung him from a tree in the woods behind our house. At first my parents were fearful and carried my brother and me to a nearby neighbor’s house. We learned that the black man had tried to rob the bank and in the process had killed the president of the bank and attempted...