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From the Forbes’s article which attempts to persuade us that Obamacare really is chock full of puppy dogs and sunshine just as Obama promised: Failure on the part of insurers to meet this requirement will result in the insurers having to send their customers a rebate check representing the amount in which they underspend on [...]
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There are some excellent questions raised in this movie.
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This makes me so sad: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com But I appreciate the fact that the reporter got it right, this kid has a passion for the pulpit, and all the excitement it represents. It also illustrates how worthless most pastors have become today. Oh, and for anyone who isn’t familiar with the [...]
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A friend of mine recently pointed me to this page where in the author crafts an argument against the definition of marriage being between one man and one woman. His argument is based largely on biological anomalies which give rise to odd situations where if we consider the person to be male or female depending [...]
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Here is another reason why parents, not bureaucrats, should be the ones driving education.
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[HT Randy Alcorn] Abortion Debate at Westmont College from Randy Alcorn on Vimeo.
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My daughter came home from school the other week and while talking with my wife about her day she mentioned that one of the boys in her class told them that God doesn’t exist. As much as I wanted to lay out for her the intricacies of the cosmological argument, the moral argument, the teleological [...]
From this article on the UK Telegraph: “We are living at a time where some people, as my daughter used to say, they want to test whether the milk is good before they buy the cow,” he said. “For some people that’s where their journeys are. Why should we condone this “Try before you buy” [...]
Continue reading about Something to keep in mind in the wake of the royal wedding
A friend on Facebook pointed out the following in a disussion on a recent post of mine: You point out that there is nothing to stop homosexuals from “drawing up contracts” and calling that a marriage; but their legal position on many issues would be quite different from actually legally married couples – eg inheritance [...]
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