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A multi-faith conference on government, but where are the Christians?
ChristianGovernance eletter – August 30, 2012
A multi-faith conf. on government, but where are the Christians?
More anti-Christian bigotry in criticism of pro-life support
The degree of illiteracy that many Canadians have about democratic traditions is stunning (cf. the Yellowknifer editorial below). It is also shocking how the blind hatred against social conservatism or Christianity turns heathen brains into mush. Even in the case of newspaper editors who many people would expect to be more intelligent and intellectually responsible than others. But here again – this time in a Yellowknifer editorial – we get a liberal advancing the fascist notion that a Christian can’t represent non-Christians. It is amazing the way silver-tongued devils can make fascism sound like democracy.
U.S. President Obama again claims to be a Christian
The Lethbridge Herald – September 29, 2010
U.S. president says ‘I’m a Christian by choice’
By Charles Babington and Darlene Superville, The Associated Press
American atheists know more than Christians about religion
September 28, 2010
Survey: Americans don’t know much about religion
By Rachel Zoll, AP
The superiority of Christian workers in China
BBC News – August 26, 2010
Christian faith plus Chinese productivity
By Christopher Landau
What the Coulter-Farah affair says about American Christianity
WorldNetDaily.com – August 23, 2010
Evangelicals and the Coulter affair
By Joseph Farah