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Category Archives: Politics
Supreme Court Says Prayer OK
The Supreme Court has concluded that prayer at council meetings is constitutional. I guess Martin will not have to un-invite me from their Memorial Day program. You can find reports here and here.
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Politics
Tagged Christianity, Culture, Politics, Prayer, religion, Tim Farley
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A Thought on Politics and Christianity
I am studying for a sermon from Luke 19:28-44 and ran across a quote from Darrell Bock that has me thinking. The quote comes from The NIV Application Commentary on Luke: Society certainly runs better when it is conducted on … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Politics
Tagged Christianity, Darrell Bock, Holy Spirit, Luke 19:28-44, religion, the church, Tim Farley
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How much Religious Freedom do We Have?
Today, Jeff and Marci Beagley of Oregon were each sentenced to 16 months in prison for practicing their religion. It seems that the Beagleys and their church, Followers of Christ in Oregon City, believe in “faith healing”. Instead of seeking traditional medical … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Politics
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Culture, Faith Healing, Human Rights, Jeff Beagley, Marci Beagley, Politics, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Religious Freedom around the World
We often take for granted the religious freedoms we enjoy in the United States. We assume that others around the world have the same freedoms that we do. However, a new Pew Forum study may help us gain a better … Continue reading
Have you signed the Manhattan Declaration?
Have you / will you sign the Manhattan Declaration? If you are not familiar with it, please take the time to read through it. It is not very long and it is sure to be discussed a great deal in … Continue reading
Follow the Leader…Right Into “Meltdown”
I have lived in California for nearly three years now and I have confirmed in my time here that Californians take pride in their state. Why are they proud? Because California sets the pace of our nation – at least … Continue reading
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Tagged California, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Politics, religion, Taxes, theology, Tim Farley, Welfare, Worldview
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