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Romney 'conflicted' about issues re: homosexuality Traditional values groups are disturbed that presidential candidate Mitt Romney says he's "fine" with homosexual couples adopting children. How far does the left take voter fraud? Accuracy in Media has released an investigative report that exposes the left's national strategy for voter fraud and intimidation. NY court decision 'a pedophile's dream' Members of the New York Legislature are working to take swift action in response the state's highest court ruling it is legal to view child porn. Georgia easing up on home-schooling parents Advocates for home education think the Georgia Legislature was right to pass a bill to improve home schooling laws by cutting down on the amount of paperwork parents must file. Common core science standards 'cause for concern' With the idea of going more for depth than breadth in the sciences, new K-12 science standards for public education have been introduced. But one researcher doesn't think it's a good idea. The Timothy Plan's issue with Facebook Facebook's initial public stock offering is scheduled to take place this Friday, but one mutual fund company is advising people against getting on board now or ever. Story contains results from Monday's poll Victims praying for 'unsavory character' A pro-abortion activist is to be sentenced for making numerous threats against pro-lifers around the country. But one of his former targets is hoping for a righteous conversion. Former Marine rescued ministry leader's daughter Teen Mania founder Ron Luce says he didn't recognize the voice of the woman who phoned Friday to say his daughter Hannah was with her. He wondered how that could be when Hannah was on a plane, headed to a Christian youth rally in Iowa. Obama's rebellion deserves pulpit rebuttal
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U.N. not persuaded by liberal youth C-FAM is pleased that pro-abortion and pro-homosexual lobbyists failed to gain victory at a recent United Nations youth conference. According to All Girls Allowed, a reporter known well for her coverage of human rights issues has been ejected from China. Last night, HBO kicked off a new documentary based on new reports about America's obesity rate. But one conservative says the numbers are "overblown." 'Utter nonsense' from the U.N. One skeptic of climate change says Rio+20, this year's United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, will have a few less attendees. ACLU taking on 'legally magical' words The ACLU of Texas seems to be bothered by the terms "invocation" and "benediction" when it comes to graduation ceremonies at public schools. But one attorney doesn't see why. BCM giving up official status at Vanderbilt Although Vanderbilt University approved a campus ministry's reapplication for status, the Baptist group has decided to decline. Targeted AZ sheriff has fellow sheriff's support An Arizona sheriff on the frontlines of the illegal alien invasion says he believes the DOJ is trying to use its lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio to make an example out of him. A new video from Americans for Limited Government asks, "Should our leaders consider whether they are worth their salary?" A worker at a major tourist attraction in the United Kingdom has won the right to have Sundays off for church — a victory that took two and a half years to claim. Pro-aborts recognize dwindling support A pro-lifer explains why the executive director of the National Abortion Rights Action League NARAL has resigned, effective at the end of the year. Romney urges Liberty grads to honor family commitments Mitt Romney's Mormon faith has shaped his life, but he barely mentioned it as he spoke to graduates at an evangelical university Saturday. Special Thanks
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Popular Baptist pastor and denominational leader George Washington Truett, 53, preached his famous sermon, "Baptists and Religious Liberty," to 15,000 people from the Capitol steps in Washington, D.C.
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Judges 11:34-12:15; Job 40; Acts 19:21-41: When Jephthah returned to his home in Mizpah, who should come out to meet him but his daughter, dancing to the sound of tambourines! She was an only child. Except for her he had neither son nor daughter. When he saw her, he tore his clothes and cried, "Oh! My daughter! You have made me miserable and wretched, because I have made a vow to the LORD that I cannot break." "My father," she replied, "you have… |
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In endorsing gay marriage, the President of the United States of America has called his people to outright rebellion against the Word and will of Almighty God. Did your minister say anything about it this week?
President Obama has come out of the closet, so to speak, in support of brideless or groomless "marriage." And he brought Jesus with him, citing Christ as his inspiration.