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VT Bible club gets recognition Last July, several students at Vermont's Middlebury Union High School asked for official recognition for their Youth Alive club, a student-led Bible study group. School officials allowed the club to meet but denied it the privileges afforded to other student organizations because of Youth Alive's religious nature. |
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'Manifesto' excludes black Christians |
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Fatal accident reflects immigration issue According to the Pima County Sheriff's office, speed and possibly alcohol are believed to be factors in the crash, which happened around 5:30 a.m. on April 27 near the town of Arizona City, about 60 miles south of Phoenix. |
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At issue: Free speech, military chaplains The American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ) has been working with Congressman Walter Jones (R-North Carolina) in urging President Bush to issue an executive order to protect the right of military chaplains to pray and worship according to their faith. ACLJ spokesman Colby May says unfortunately there are numerous reports of chaplains being ordered to restrict their prayers while on the front lines in Iraq. |
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Court rules in favor of T-shirt One day after the pro-homosexual "Day of Silence" in 2007, administrators at Neuqua Valley, Illinois, High School ordered senior Heidi Zamecnik to cover the message "Be Happy, Not Gay" on her T-shirt -- although students had been allowed to wear T-shirts with messages celebrating homosexuality the previous day. |
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Dems' party rules 'created' Obama Dr. Charles W. Dunn, dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University, says the battle being waged by Senators Clinton (D-New York) and Obama (D-Illinois) for the support of super-delegates would not be happening right now if the Democrats had not changed to a system that requires proportional representation in the states during the primary process. |
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Jeremiah Wright undermines racial reconciliation Pastor Jeremiah Wright is not backing down from his past sermons condemning America and accusing its policymakers of doing the bidding of the Ku Klux Klan. Instead Barack Obama's spiritual mentor is launching a massive public relations offensive. |
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Federal judge says no to in-school Bible giveaways "Distribution of Bibles is a religious activity without a secular purpose" and amounts to school board promotion of Christianity, U.S. District Judge Carl J. Barbier ruled. |
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Soap maker urged to come clean On Wednesday, As the World Turns -- which is owned by P&G -- featured two homosexual characters kissing. Earlier this year, the show included a similar scene, after which the American Family Association (AFA) and other pro-family groups encouraged people to contact the consumer products company. |
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Sex-change therapies on children 'beyond the pale' The Boston Globe recently published an article on Dr. Norman Spack, who last year started a new clinic at Children's Hospital that, among other treatments, performs sex-change therapy on "transgendered" children. The Gender Management Service Clinic, as it is called, defines that group as "patients with no known anatomic or biochemical disorder who feel like a member of the opposite sex." |
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Survey shows support for Israel strong among Christians Joel Rosenberg, author of Epicenter: Why the Current Rumblings in the Middle East Will Change Your Future, recently commissioned a survey by the research firm McLaughlin & Associates. The survey asked 1,000 likely Christian voters of all denominations about their stance on Israel. |
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BRAVE NEW SCHOOLS Student warned of 'failing grade' if absent from 'Day of Silence' Liberty Counsel reports it has had complaints from parents and students about a wide range of misbehaviors or misrepresentations presented by schools. For example, in one school district a principal told a father if his son was not at school on the "Day of Silence," the student would be given a failing grade for the year. In Indiana, parents were told by public school officials it was "against the law" for them to cancel the program or excuse absences that day. And in Iowa, a school board member said a student refusing to speak throughout a school day was no more disruptive than a "Christian wearing a cross." |
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TV execs argue against 'a la carte' cable Federal Communications Commission chairman Kevin Martin has long been an advocate of "cable choice" or "a la carte" programming, which allows cable subscribers to decide which channels they want and to purchase them independently rather than purchasing bundles of channels under the current tier system. Recently, Martin proposed a rule that would allow cable companies to force networks out of the lowest-priced basic tier if they demand large rate increases for their programming. |
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Ohio public school teacher ordered to remove Bible from classroom desk John Freshwater has taught science at Mount Vernon Middle School for 20 years and last year was named "Teacher of the Year." For the past 18 years, Freshwater has kept his personal Bible on his desk in order to provide strength and encouragement. |
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Obama contends belief in Jesus Christ not necessary for salvation GREENSBORO, N.C. - Senator Barack Obama has told an audience that although he believes Christ died for his sins, those who reject that teaching can also be children of God. |
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A Vermont high school has agreed to recognize a student-run Bible club, but only after being sued by a Christian law firm representing the students who formed the group. 
More concerns are being raised about the document "An Evangelical Manifesto" that was released last week. Conservative black pastor and political activist Dean Nelson says he's troubled by the document that purports to reclaim what it means to be an evangelical Christian.
Immigration reform activist Susan Tully says it was very tragic that four people were killed and numerous others were injured when a truck carrying as many as 60 illegal immigrants crashed and rolled in a remote area of central Arizona recently.
A free-speech rights group says there have been increasing reports from military chaplains claiming that military commanders are unjustly suppressing their worship services.
A federal appeals court is upholding a student's right to wear a T-shirt that promotes a Christian viewpoint on the issue of homosexuality. 
A political scientist is saying the Democratic Party's desire to appease Jesse Jackson is creating a situation that is splitting the party apart.
Speaking at the National Press Club Monday morning, Barack Obama's former pastor defended his assertion that the U.S. deserved the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and rejected accusations that he is unpatriotic.
The president of the American Family Association says Proctor & Gamble needs to stop advancing the homosexual agenda through a popular daytime soap opera.
Children's Hospital Boston, a world-renowned center for pediatric healthcare, is being criticized by a Massachusetts-based pro-family group for offering sex-change therapy to patients as young as ten years old.
The support that the State of Israel has among both liberal and conservative Christians is surprising to one Middle East expert.
A coalition of Christian organizations is encouraging students to stay home when their 
Executives from the companies that produce most U.S. television programs sent a letter to the FCC last week opposing any rule changes that would allow customers to pay only for the cable channels they want to watch.
A standoff may be in the works between a public school teacher in Ohio and his bosses, who ordered him to hide his personal Bible from students.
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During a campaign stop yesterday in Greensboro, North Carolina, Senator Obama told the audience that he believes he "can have everlasting life" because Jesus Christ died for his sins. But he then told a questioner that he believes Jews and Muslims who live moral lives are just as much "children of God" as he is. (of anyone who uses our web site or contacts us. Your name is safe with R.L. Beasley Ministries!