Monthly Archives: September 2013

Free Saeed!

Recently a special  day of prayer was called for Pastor Saeed Abedini, an American citizen who has been imprisoned in Iran for his Christian faith. He was arrested in September (2012) after he returned to Iran to visit his family … Continue reading

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Post-Christian Persecution

Researchers claim that citizens of western nations are living in a “post-Christian” period, where the teachings and values of the Christian faith no longer are dominant. This period of Christian decline coincides with a renewed Muslim militancy, where Islamic fundamentalists … Continue reading

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A Law for Religious Liberty

In a growing climate of intolerance against individuals and organizations who believe that marriage is the union of one man and one woman, the Marriage and Religious Freedom Act (H.R. 3133) was introduced recently in the U.S. House of Representatives … Continue reading

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Our Unwed-Mom Epidemic

I just saw an ad for a new television comedy this fall. Since it is to be about the “family,” I focused in. The daughter announced to her parents that she has a new boyfriend and, by the way, she … Continue reading

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Remembering the “Red Line”

President Obama told reporters at a White House press briefing one year ago that if Syrian President Assad used chemical weapons in their civil-war, it would be “a red line for us.” Now, US Secretary of State John Kerry says … Continue reading

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