Category: Religion

If Bill Clinton is “Father of the Year,” Roman Polanski Should Receive “Baby-Sitter of the Century” Award

By Lisa Richards on Jan 10, 2013 in featured opinion, Politics, Religion, Traditional Values

It’s official: Accused rapist, serial philanderer, and law-breaking impeached President Bill Clinton is “Father of the Year.” Now all America needs to do is give Roman Polanski America’s “Baby-Sitting” award of the century! For reasons that can only be deemed a-love-of-all-things-immoral-and-licentious, Americans have come to idolize rapists, molesters, murderers, and thugs of every sort. If [...]

A Time To Mourn – Even During Christmas

By Leah on Dec 22, 2012 in Education, Leah, Opinion, Politics, Religion, Traditional Values

All Christmas’ are joyous. Gods gift to man, celebrated. Not just a baby in a manger… But Good Will. A hand of good will from a Good God, extended toward needy man in the most sacrificial expression this earth will ever know. Love made tangible. A quiet miracle birthed in an obscure place, yet celebrated [...]

Fake Social Media Pages Being Set Up As Pastor John Hagee

By Cindi on Dec 22, 2012 in Religion, Videos

There are a lot of things I do not necessarily agree with Pastor John Hagee on, however, he is a strong supporter of Israel and his Bible Prophecy sermons are usually right on target. It appears as though people are now posing for him asking for money. Just a warning to everyone- be careful who [...]

Is Heaven Real?

By Teresa Wendt on Dec 18, 2012 in Religion, Videos, World News

During tragedy, such as the shooting at the Sandy Hook school, many of us turn to our faith looking for assurance in the words of our God. Still finding peace is often difficult, especially when dealing with an event so senseless. But what if someone has been to the other side? Has seen heaven? Has [...]

Atheist Take on the Tweeting Pontiff

By Liz Harrison (twitter: @GoldwaterGal) on Dec 12, 2012 in featured opinion, Opinion, Religion

Take the Pope, a social media juggernaut, and millions of people with the ability to interact without filters, and what do you get? The debut of the @Pontifex account on Twitter was aptly (if not intentionally) timed for 12-12-12, and it took nearly no time for Pope Benedict XVI’s personal account to garner close to [...]

The War on Christmas – First Amendment Style

By Chris Enloe on Dec 12, 2012 in Religion, Traditional Values

With Christmas now less than two weeks away, the attacks on Christmas and the first amendment are in full swing – this is nothing really out of the norm in modern America. The Christmas tree is now the “Holiday Tree”, and you are no longer allowed to display your nativity scene without some Athiest group [...]

Rhode Island’s Ongoing Christmas Tree Controversy

By Katherine Revello on Dec 04, 2012 in In The News, Politics, Religion

For the second consecutive year, Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee is refusing to call the state’s Christmas Tree a Christmas Tree. Championing secularism, Chafee is insisting on calling the tree a ‘Holiday Tree’ because he believes that one religion shouldn’t be promoted over another in the Rhode Island State House. “I did what the previous [...]

Sandra Fluke: Too much for even the earth to bear

By Cindi on Nov 30, 2012 in In The News, Opinion, Religion, War on Women

We are just days away from finding out who the 2012 TIME Person of the Year will be. You may be surprised to know that one of the 2012 “candidates” – if chosen as Person of the Year — is literally “too much for even the earth to bear.” The Person of The Year is [...]

Biblical Evidence: The Birth Date of Jesus Christ

By Cindi on Nov 29, 2012 in Religion, Videos

This time of the year is a celebration of Life- the Life of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This video very interestingly lays out the dates of historical events that can point us to the approximate date of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Evangelicals Flying Blind

By Michael R Shannon on Nov 29, 2012 in Michael Shannon, Opinion, Religion, Traditional Values

Prominent on the list of things we didn’t know we needed is the new code of ethics for preachers released this year by the National Association of Evangelicals. It appears evangelical pastors have been flying blind, without any sort of guidance as to Christian behavior in the pulpit and church offices. Leaving church ladies at [...]

An Atheist Charlie Brown Christmas

By Liz Harrison (twitter: @GoldwaterGal) on Nov 27, 2012 in Opinion, Religion

Back in 1986, I ended up on a field trip to visit Moundsville, WV – home of a Native American burial mound (hence the city’s name), a prison, and a Hare Krishna commune. I went to a public school at that point, so theoretically there could have been some sort of argument over the fact [...]

Mother Teresa and the Destruction of Christianity

By akfielding on Nov 27, 2012 in Education, Opinion, Religion

I am not Catholic but I am an Indian. Having lived in India for more than a decade of my life, I know a thing or two about the poor who continuously struggle with abject poverty and hopelessness every day. Thus, an attack against the character and reputation of Mother Teresa is incomprehensible to me. [...]

Supreme Court Orders New Hearing on Obamacare Religious School Challenge

By Kevin Fobbs on Nov 26, 2012 in Health Care Reform, Opinion, Politics, Religion

The U.S. Supreme Court has breathed new life into the anti Obamacare movement by ordering the 4th U.S. Circuit Appeals court to hear Liberty University’s challenge to the Affordable Care Act known as Obamacare. The university had brought an action against having to implement the law on the grounds of equal protection and religious freedom. [...]

Behold A Pale Horse: America’s Last Chance

By Cindi on Nov 26, 2012 in Religion, Videos

History has come full circle. This is not fiction. This is fact. YouTube Description: Looming world government, a world “elite”. The United Nations…loss of American sovereignty! The light of our “shining city on the hill” dims. Dissecting and American under judgement, such patriots as Lieutenant General William Boykin, Elena Chita, Kay Beach, Dr. Katherine Albrecht, [...]

Jamie Foxx: Barack Obama, Our Lord and Savior

By Teresa Wendt on Nov 26, 2012 in Featured Posts, Religion, World News

On Sunday, at the Soul Train Awards on BET, comedian Jamie Foxx raised more than a few eyebrows with his opening statement. Foxx: First of all, give an honor to God and our lord and savior Barack Obama. Barack Obama. Some are saying that as a comedian Foxx was simply adding humor to his comments. [...]