Borat: Repulsive Comedy Sells, but Can We Afford the Price?
November 10, 2006
- If a deeply-accented reporter from Kazakhstan approaches you and asks to film the two of you while you use your occupation to teach him about American culture -- run. You are about to get punk'd. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan is the creation of edgy comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, who also is the... Full Story...GoBible Gives New Meaning to the Term 'Pocket Testament'
November 10, 2006
- Surveys have estimated that only 39 percent of Christians read the Bible in other locations outside the church. Now a "new media" consumer product has been introduced that will make it easier for Christians to hear the Scriptures -- even when they're too busy to read. Full Story...
Christian Club Wins Equal Access Case Against Plano Independent Schools
November 10, 2006
- A federal judge has ruled against a Dallas, Texas-area school district in a case involving a Christian student club that was denied equal access by school officials. Liberty Legal Institute, a pro-family law firm that often takes cases involving civil liberties and religious freedom violations, represented the student group. Full Story...
MovieGuide" on Stranger Than Fiction and A Good Year
November 9, 2006
- Following are information and comments from Christian movie reviewer Dr. Ted Baehr on two movies opening on Friday, November 10. These comments are offered for information only and are not to be interpreted as endorsement of the films. More details about these and other movies are available at Dr. Baehr's website, MovieGuide.org. Full Story...
Silver Dollar City -- Where Management Makes a Difference in Employees' Lives
November 9, 2006
- Hugo Herschend came from his native Denmark to Chicago almost a century ago with a solid work ethic, a dream and the willingness to take a risk. The world traveler found a bride in Chicago, was widowed in the1920s, remarried, and built a comfortable life in the windy city. Full Story...
PTC Blasts FCC Ruling Exempting News Broadcasts From Indecency Laws
November 9, 2006
- The Federal Communications Commission issued two rulings this week that are troubling pro-family advocates. The FCC determined that a profane word aired during a live television news interview does not constitute indecency, even though the same word would be considered indecent if broadcast during an entertainment program. Full Story...
Operation Save America Confronts Trio of Banks
November 9, 2006
- Operation Save America (OSA) is taking to task three of the largest banks in the U.S. for their blatant promotion of the homosexual agenda. Full Story...
Pro-Lifers Prayerful as SCOTUS Considers Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
November 9, 2006
- On Wednesday (November 8) the U.S. Supreme Court listened to both sides of the debate over whether a federal ban on partial-birth abortions -- a controversial procedure also known as dilation and extraction -- should be upheld. However the court will not announce its decision on the ban until sometime late in June. Full Story...
Despite Election Day Setback, Pro-Life Campaign Continues in South Dakota
November 9, 2006
- South Dakota has long been recognized as a very pro-life state. There is only one abortion clinic in the entire state, located in Sioux Falls on the east end of the state, and none of the abortion doctors are from South Dakota. Instead, the abortionists fly in from Minnesota to perform the abortions by appointment. South Dakota also has some of ... Full Story...
As Democrats Take Over Congress, Conservatives Seek Silver Lining
November 9, 2006
- In the aftermath of the U.S. midterm elections, many conservative analysts are concluding that the Democrats' takeover of the House -- and possibly also the Senate -- had less to do with waning support for the Republican Party and more to do with many voters' disillusionment over Republicans who have failed to live up to their word or to conserv... Full Story...
Bauer Sees Liberal-Conservative Debate Heating Up as Pelosi Moves In
November 8, 2006
- A former presidential candidate predicts a much more "emotional and vitriolic" debate will ensue between traditional conservatives and "San Francisco liberals" now that Democrats have gained control of the U.S. House of Representatives. Full Story...
Supremes Hear Arguments in Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Cases
November 8, 2006
- Today the nation's highest court is taking up what one Christian apologetics professor calls "watershed cases" for the abortion issue. Full Story...
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