The Journey (2016film)
I’m not sure if this has already been posted. The film, The Journey, will be interesting to my fellow BJU grads who remember Ian Paisley.
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"Is it possible to argue effectively for the rights of the unborn to a secular audience? Just Google it!"
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On Stephanie Gray is a Canadian pro-life apologist: “Her talk at Google just a few days ago wasn’t just unprecedented, it was amazing. In fact, within 24 hours, it surpassed the popularity of another talk by Planned Parenthood president, Cecile Richards.” BreakPoint
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“[M]uch of the elite media celebrates religious decline without seriously and realistically grappling with the consequences.”
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Can America Survive as a Post-Christian Nation? National Review
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Judge Challenges Atlanta Policy Used to Fire Christian Fire Chief over Devotional
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In Cochran v. City of Atlanta, the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia said that the city’s restrictions on non-work speech, which were used to terminate Cochran, “do not set out objective standards for the supervisor to employ” and do not “pass constitutional muster.” CToday
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I'm Confused
I’ve been following the news for many years, and I’m trying to figure out the correct position on several matters. However, the more I read, the more confused I get. Let me tell you where I’m struggling and perhaps you can help me out.
Dress codes are bad.
Hardly a week goes by without a story about some student who was sent home because her clothing was in violation of school policy. Howls of indignation can be heard across the land! Most of these incidents take place in public high schools, though from time to time, a private school shows up as well.
In every story, the reporter is outraged that someone in authority would have the gall to tell anyone else how they ought to dress. This is America, where everyone should be allowed to determine for herself what is appropriate, and nobody has any business passing judgment. Whether the outfit seems provocative or offensive to others is irrelevant. Clothing styles, we are told, are extensions of individual personality and must be defended as freedom of expression. To force somebody else’s concept of appropriate attire upon another comes dangerously close to violating the constitutionally protected right to free speech. Dress codes are bad, very bad, and should be abolished immediately in any self-respecting free society.
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