Family Advocate Condemns Misguided Illinois Condom Handouts
November 3, 2004
An Illinois pro-family activist is expressing outrage over the state's distribution of flavored condoms. Full Story...Columnist Says Public School Promoting Islam Should Be Sued
November 3, 2004
A freelance writer from Virginia is protesting what he calls the Islamic indoctrination of grade school students in one of the country's largest public school districts. Full Story...
Public School Singles Out 4th Grader's Christian Message for Censorship
November 3, 2004
A fourth-grader in Liverpool, New York, was denied the fight to hand out a "personal statement" flyer outside of class because of its religious viewpoint. Full Story...
Traditional Marriage Exalted in Every State's Amendment Vote
November 3, 2004
Advocates of traditional marriage are celebrating a clean sweep the morning after Election Day. All 11 states considering constitutional amendments defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman passed those initiatives. The margin of victory was decisive in all cases. Full Story...
No Question: Nativity Displays Constitutional
November 3, 2004
The display of Nativity scenes to celebrate Christmas will soon cause questions of constitutionality to surface as the holiday season approaches. Full Story...
Movies -- You Get What You Pay For
November 3, 2004
"You get what you pay for." This message was indelibly imprinted on my brain as a child by my father every time I purchased something cheap that broke shortly after bringing it home. Full Story...
Pro-Family Wrap-Up of Ballot Initiatives and Amendments
November 3, 2004
Pro-family activists are celebrating major victories in ballot measures across the country. Full Story...
Student Wants Cal State to Curb Pro-Homosexual Prof's Classroom Bias
November 2, 2004
A student at California State University - Long Beach is expressing outrage over the showing of Michael Moore's controversial Fahrenheit 9/11 film in the last three meetings of her English composition class. Full Story...
Heaven a Place of Service and Newness, Says Author
November 2, 2004
A popular Christian author says many believers have an incomplete view of heaven. It is vital, he says, for them to have a complete understanding of God's plan for them after they die -- a plan that is anything but a never-ending series of church services. Full Story...
Military Expert: USAF Academy Should Ditch PC Gender-Blind Policies
November 2, 2004
A U.S. Air Force officer, who once served on the faculty at the Air Force Academy, believes the Colorado Springs military institution needs to abandon the forced co-ed social environment that was started there during the Clinton years. Full Story...
Slot Machines No Cure for Florida's Ailments, Says State Lawmaker
November 2, 2004
Floridians are voting Tuesday on whether to allow slot machines in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Full Story...
Magnolia State Official Predicts Record Voter Turnout
November 2, 2004
Mississippi's Secretary of State Eric Clark predicts a record voter turnout in the state as citizens head for the polls on Election Day. Meanwhile, the Magnolia State's governor is warning voters that fraud is an enormous problem across the United States, and their state is not immune in a country that has seen several examples of questionable elec... Full Story...
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