Don’t believe everything you hear from the pro-abortion lobby. FactCheck.org sets the record straight about John Robert’s record.
Attack ad says he supported an abortion-clinic bomber and excused violence. In fact, Roberts called clinic bombers “criminals” who should be prosecuted fully.
FactCheck.org is know for attacking both the Bush administration and their critics with equal vigor. The include plenty of real facts
that shoot down NARAL‘s assertions.
How to Stop Crime Before It Starts
“Crime rates go down when offenders must compensate their victims and responsible citizens are permitted to carry concealed weapons. Privatizing police gives them incentive to emphasize prevention and focus on violent, rather than victimless, crimes.”
I’m not sure I agree with everything Michael Badnarik says here, but it’s worth a read.
Discuss this article on LiveJournal.
Welcome to the 33rd Christian Carnival. I got so wrapped up in blogging Arnold’s speech last night, I got a late start on the Christian Carnival. Enjoy this week’s excursion.
This week our tour of Christian bloggers starts at La Shawn Barber‘s Corner. She brings up an interesting point about illegal immigration from a Biblical point of view.
Among illegal aliens I have brothers and sisters in Christ…However, I am not required to ignore or oppose justice against lawbreakers, even if they are believers. Government is supposed to punish lawbreakers, and Christian criminals are not excepted.
At the second stop on our tour, Brandon Watson asks us to reflect on the Resurrection.
Next up, Mark D. Roberts continues his series on the Church in Crisis with a discussion this week on Scripture and the Debate About Homosexuality
New scholarly research shows that Thomas Jefferson never intended to create a “wall of separation.” Daniel L. Dreisbach’s new book “Thomas Jefferson and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State” explores this issue.
“What we have today is not really Jefferson’s wall, but Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black’s wall,” said American University professor Daniel Dreisbach, whose forthcoming book explores how Jefferson coined the “wall” metaphor. The Founders created no such thing and the “wall of separation” has become a “lazy slogan” for judges and politicians.
Thomas Jefferson once said “I hold it, that a little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical.” It’s time for a little rebellion now.
