Sher Zieve Date: January 22, 2005 Perhaps it’s time to take a second look at providing freedom and liberty to those who have come here to destroy us. Since the initial reports of the ritualistic butchering of the Coptic Christian Armanious family, the mainstream media have been remarkably silent. Barely a whisper, if that, has
The murder of a Coptic Christian family in New Jersey is a ‘wake-up call’ for the American church, a persecution watchdog group said Friday. Friday, Jan. 21, 2005 Posted: 2:46:53PM EST Kenneth Chan Mourners carry the coffin of a slain girl, one of four members of a family that were slain, in Jersey City, N.J.,
By Mary Rettig January 21, 2005 AgapePress A lecturer with Answers in Genesis, a creation apologetics group, says a recent declaration of belief in intelligent design by a former atheist is a move in the right direction. Antony Flew, a British philosopher who was a leading champion for atheism for more than 50 years, said
Bill Fancher and Jody Brown January 19, 2005 AgapePress On Tuesday (January 18) the U.S. Supreme Court heard a historic plea from a woman wanting her landmark decision reversed. Norma McCorvey — the ‘Roe’ in Roe v. Wade — says it breaks her heart to see what the 1973 decision legalizing abortion in America has
The Associated Press Thursday, January 20, 2005 STOCKHOLM A Swedish pastor convicted of spreading hate by denouncing homosexuality in a sermon asked an appeals court Wednesday to overturn his conviction and the 30-day prison sentence he received. Aake Green, 63, was sentenced to a month in prison in June 2004 under the country’s hate crimes
In 1994, Holyfield lost his titles in a bout against Michael Moorer in a narrow 3-2 decision. Directly after the fight, Holyfield was rushed to a hospital where it was determined that he was going into heart failure. After days of tests, he was told that he had heart problems which were not life-threatening, but
Framing the debate: Natural selection vs. intelligent design Jan. 18, 2005 By Richard S. Brown From all their shrill cries, Darwinians can’t seem to be able to handle the challenge to their version of science, which, when unmasked, is essentially “goo to you via the zoo.” Darwinian evolution — sometimes called naturalism– and scientific creationism
Jane Jimenez January 18, 2005 AgapePress It was a shocking statement to hear my friend Joan say, “I personally don’t think sex education is comprehensive enough.” But she made perfect sense. “Comprehensive” has come to mean “condoms and birth control” in debates about sex education. Comprehensive sex educators insist on the necessity of demonstrating condoms
AFA Journal January 18, 2005 AgapePress Choosing the Best, a health- and medical-oriented approach to teaching abstinence founded by Bruce Cook, was recently noted as being 50 percent more effective than condom-based sex education programs when it comes to delaying a teenager’s first sexual encounter. Specifically, a study of the approach yielded a reduction in
Chris Field Posted Jan 17, 2005 Human Events Online For years now, conservatives have repeatedly shouted their frustrations with attempts by many on the Left to remove God from our society. Liberals love to tout a “wall of separation between church and state” that is somehow constitutional. But as Michael Tremoglie pointed out in his