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Homosexual activists blast man who posted warning to families
WorldNetDaily A promoter of tourism in a Colorado ski town has stirred up a controversy among local residents after posting a warning to potential visiting families about the city's Gay Ski Week . . . [Click for more] RenewAmerica Forum Conspiracy theories
RenewAmerica staff If Hillary Clinton is to be believed, a "vast right-wing conspiracy" exists in America and exerts inordinate control over vital elements of our country. She made the comment during the height of the Monica Lewinski controversy in 1998, blaming conservatives for the many scandals that plagued her husband's presidency . . . [Click for more] U.S. top judge concerned about criticism of judges
Reuters WASHINGTON - U.S. Chief Justice William Rehnquist expressed concern on Saturday that criticism of federal judges had increased in recent years, particularly for "judicial activism" . . . [Click for more] Evangelical leader threatens to use his political muscle against some Democrats
New York Times COLORADO SPRINGS - James C. Dobson, the nation's most influential evangelical leader, is threatening to put six potentially vulnerable Democratic senators "in the 'bull's-eye'" if they block conservative appointments to the Supreme Court . . . [Click for more] Deal with it: "U.S. a Christian country" Geopolitical expert Jack Wheeler predicts widespread civil disobedience
WorldNetDaily Dr. Jack Wheeler, creator of an acclaimed intelligence website dubbed "the oasis for rational conservatives," predicts Christian civil disobedience is going to become a major social movement in America, "with refusal to obey pro-ACLU edicts more and more widespread" . . . [Click for more] See also: Religion in 2004: Faith comes to the forefront
USA Today If 2004 had one code word, it might be "values." But as Humpty Dumpty said, a word can mean whatever one chooses it to mean. Indeed, nuanced voices on values often were lost in the clash of extreme sound bites . . . [Click for more] Efforts to save Terri Schiavo fail again
Washington Times Lakeland, FL How five newcomers could change the Senate Staunch GOP conservatives shift from the tightly organized House to the prestigious club of 100
Christian Science Monitor WASHINGTON – Call them the five horsemen of the Republican Revolution: incoming US Sens. Richard Burr of North Carolina, Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, Jim DeMint of South Carolina, John Thune of South Dakota, and David Vitter of Louisiana . . . [Click for more] Morris: how Hillary becomes president in '08
NewsMax Longtime presidential strategist Dick Morris had words of caution yesterday for those who say Hillary Clinton can't generate the kind of national support she needs to put herself back in White House in 2008 . . . [Click for more] Al-Qaeda nuclear capability analyzed Enormous technical, logistical obstacles in the way
Washington Post Of all the clues that Osama bin Laden is after a nuclear weapon, perhaps the most significant came in intelligence reports indicating that he received fresh approval last year from a Saudi cleric for the use of a doomsday bomb against the United States . . . [Click for more] Ukraine completes vote count, Yushchenko wins with 52 percent
Moscow News The opposition candidate in the Ukrainian presidential election, Viktor Yushchenko, has won with 51.99 percent of the vote. The Central Election Commission has finished counting all the ballots . . . [Click for more] See also:
Terri Schiavo's husband won't participate in part of legal battle Still seeks to overturn "Terri's Law"
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Britons' belief in God vanishing as religion is replaced by apathy
Daily Telegraph To say that Britain is rapidly becoming a godless country would be too strong, but a YouGov survey provides overwhelming evidence that the British are now a largely irreligious people . . . [Click for more] END OF PAGE 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Video clips of Alan Keyes available
RenewAmerica staff One of the best ways to share Alan Keyes' moral conservative message is to send interested persons 30- to 60-second video clips of Keyes that are available at the Keyes campaign website . . . [Click for more] RenewAmerica brochure available Downloadable in PDF
RenewAmerica staff RenewAmerica.us has recently created a brochure to help publicize the need for citizen action in the growing movement to restore religious liberty in America . . . [Click for more] Alan Keyes' Declaration Foundation launches One Nation Under God project Kick-off rally Apr. 3 in Dallas, Texas
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Alan Keyes column On the establishment of religion: What the Constitution really says
Alan Keyes When he ordered the removal of the Ten Commandments monument from the Supreme Court building in Alabama, federal judge Myron Thompson stated that the issue at stake involved the question of whether . . . [Click for more]
"Alan Keyes is Making Sense" ended a year ago Award-winning show left void still felt in cable programming
June 27, 2003 RenewAmerica staff report Today marks the anniversary of Alan Keyes' final appearance on MSNBC's acclaimed "Alan Keyes is Making Sense." Viewers on the night of June 27, 2002, did not realize . . . [Click for more]
 COLUMNS Adam Graham column The sin of divorce
Adam Graham The words were said countless thousands of times last year as a minister concluded the ceremony. "What God hath joined together, let no man put asunder." But so often man and woman do. While gay marriage has been roundly condemned in most churches (and rightly so), you will not hear much about divorce . . . [Click for more] Paul Weyrich column Electromagnetic pulse: an avoidable disaster
Paul Weyrich Although the risk of your house catching fire and burning to the ground is remote, are you willing to risk not having fire insurance? That's a question that Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD) poses, and the answer that I think you and I would give without hesitation is "no" . . . [Click for more] Jonathan David Morris column Pay up, sit still, and damage your bladder: theater economics
Jonathan David Morris You know how sometimes, when you're so hungry that you're borderline delusional, all you see when you look at someone is a nice, juicy turkey? Well, all right, I'm probably confusing real life with Looney Tunes again. But the point is, I think that's how movie theaters see moviegoers nowadays. They're so money hungry, these theaters, that they don't see a human when you walk through the door . . . [Click for more] Frank Gaffney column Hobson's choices
Frank Gaffney A few weeks ago, two Republican Congressmen — Reps. Duncan Hunter of California and James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin — were widely denounced for defying the will of the majority. These respected legislators, who chair respectively the House Armed Services and Judiciary Committees, had the temerity to insist that several recommendations of the 9/11 Commission that had been adopted by the full House of Representatives be included in the final version of controversial "intelligence reform" legislation . . . [Click for more] Judson Cox column Let's roll!
Judson Cox A few months ago, I announced plans to start a conservative, state wide newspaper in my home state of North Carolina. The outpouring of support was overwhelming. The North Carolina Conservative is now a reality! First of all, we would like to thank our contributors . . . [Click for more] Barbara J. Stock column Bin Laden's warning: obey or die
Barbara J. Stock Once again, Osama Bin Laden, hero to many in the Islamic world, has spoken. What did he say? Basically he said, "Do as I say or die." If Iraqis dare to vote for their own future, they will be considered "infidels" which in Muslim-speak means that they will become fair and legal targets. Not only will those voting be fair game but so will their children, wives, parents, and probably the family dog as well . . . [Click for more] Matt C. Abbott column Attorney: Bernardin lied, visited crime scene
Matt C. Abbott The late Joseph Cardinal Bernardin was a controversial figure. Beloved by some and scorned by others, the cardinal for many years exercised immense influence in the Catholic Church in the U.S. He died of pancreatic cancer in 1996. In 1993, Bernardin was accused of sexual abuse by a former seminarian, Steven Cook, who died of AIDS not long after "recanting" his allegation, saying his memories were "unreliable" . . . [Click for more] Vincent Fiore column The tsunami and George W. Bush
Vincent Fiore Have you heard the news? America, under the leadership of George W. Bush, has managed to raise the very oceans against humanity — unintended of course — as a direct result of Americas' failure to recognize the hazards of capitalism and the driving of it — via their millions of SUV's . . . [Click for more] Curtis Dahlgren column A 60-second seminar on "Why do such things have to happen?"
Curtis Dahlgren "If there is no God, what makes the next Kleenex pop out?" — anonymous "If God allows such things to happen, He must be cruel." — anonymous "non sequitur, n; (Latin) it does not follow" — Webster . . . [Click for more] Rudy Takala column Video games: Hitler's mentors?
Rudy Takala Just about a week prior to Christmas, the governor of Illinois felt compelled by the spirit of the season to propose extensive prohibitions on the sale of video games. As an article on the state's governor's Website explained, Governor Blagojevich took "an aggressive stand to protect Illinois children" . . . [Click for more] Sharon Hughes column These are the times (and tough questions) that try men's souls
Sharon Hughes A little over three years ago Americans faced one of the biggest violations in our history — the terrorist attack of 9/11. Because of it we have a heightened empathy for the victims of the 12/26 earthquake- generated-tsunami in southern Asia. The world has committed millions of dollars of aid, with Americans pledging the greatest amount of $350 million, so far . . . [Click for more] John Plecnik column The free speech congressman: Walter Jones v. Lyndon Johnson
John Plecnik In a world where most politicos are content to toe the Party line and few dare violate the precepts of political correctness, one congressman has taken a stand. U.S. Rep. Walter Jones (R-N.C.) has chosen to make free speech a defining issue of his career, and he is campaigning hard to extend First Amendment rights everywhere from college campuses to religious congregations . . . [Click for more] Edward Daley column In no uncertain terms
Edward Daley I'm getting damned tired of being made to feel like I have to defend the United States of America against accusations made by people from other countries who consistently prove themselves to be lacking in any respectability or honor whatsoever, and I think it's about time I expressed a few of my more contentious views concerning the "international community" in general . . . [Click for more] Steve Kellmeyer column Cutting loose baby
Steve Kellmeyer "Fetus Cut From Slain Woman's Body" the headlines screamed, as schizophrenia became the order of the day. Virtually every article on the latest incident of in vivo tissue-knapping vacillated on correct terminology. Should they refer to the contents of the uterus as a fetus or a baby? Was Bobbi Jo Stinnett, the murdered woman, a mother or a mother-to-be? . . . [Click for more] Fred Hutchison column The extinction of deism: Historical riddle solved & lessons for today
Fred Hutchison Deism had a rapid rise to popularity and an even more rapid fall into oblivion. The rapid extinction of the once popular and politically influential Deism in the early nineteenth century is an old riddle of history — which has now been solved by Avery Cardinal Dulles with important lessons for today . . . [Click for more] Chris Adamo column Will Republicans seize the opportunity to govern?
Chris Adamo Political operatives on both sides of the aisle are discussing the 2008 election as if it is only days away. But hardly a dismissal of the important issues facing President Bush in his second term, this talk of the next presidential race is representative of the pivotal changes in the political landscape that occurred last November . . . [Click for more] Isaiah Z. Sterrett column Paris Hilton in '08
Isaiah Z. Sterrett WE'RE ALL huffing and puffing about the best, brightest, and most memorable players of 2004 — and we're all apparently obliged to include Paris Hilton. I don't know why. Is it the sheer novelty of stripping for fame that attracts us? (Personally, I've never heard of such a thing.) Or is it the amazing fact that Ms. Hilton, a rich woman, proved herself as classless as a background-dancer in a Madonna video? . . . [Click for more] Nathan Tabor column Doctors kill more people per year than guns
Nathan Tabor Back before the November election, many mainstream media pundits — trying desperately to get John Kerry elected — began to harp on President Bush's unwillingness to stop certain federal gun control laws from expiring as scheduled. But their propaganda efforts came to naught because this issue was a non-starter with the American people . . . [Click for more] Doug Hagin column What 2005 should be like!
Doug Hagin Ah yes, the new year of 2005 is here and ahead lays 365 days of tears, laughs, love, hate controversy, pride, shame and who knows what else for us all. In addition, if you write a column, as I do, you are expected to write one dedicated to New Years Day. Moreover, typically that column will either be a look back, as in reviewing the preceding year. Alternatively, it will be a look ahead at what might happen in the newly born year . . . [Click for more]
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