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Christianity and Cultural Survival

May 4, 2010 By William Kilpatrick 85 Comments

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If a weakened Christianity invites an aggressive Islam, what is the prognosis for America?

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Mojave Cross’s existence poses problem for historical revisionists

May 1, 2010 By Elena Ives Leave a Comment

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It was touch and go for a while, but the ACLU’s failure to produce a time machine convinced the Supreme Court that a 76-year-old Latin cross in the California desert was not erected by today’s fanatical, right-wing Christian theocrats who are trying to force religious tyranny upon historically godless America.
“I’m very disappointed,” said the Rev. [...]

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Excuses for Islamists

April 30, 2010 By Eric Golub 28 Comments

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UCLA’s “see no evil” approach to terrorism financing.

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Should I Stay or Should I Go?

April 15, 2010 By Timothy Radcliffe 27 Comments

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As a former Master of the Dominicans, I’ve decided the Church
is stuck with me, whatever happens.

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From the Writings of David Horowitz: April 11, 2010

April 11, 2010 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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If Allah is the maker of life, as Mohammed Atta believed, could He desire the destruction of what he had created? What is suicide but rage at the living, and contempt for the life left behind? Mohammed Atta offered his deed of destruction as a gift to God. In his [...]

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Why a Town in Iowa Sought to Abolish Good Friday

April 6, 2010 By Dennis Prager 25 Comments

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When a town in Iowa seeks to rename Good Friday “Spring Holiday,” you know America has problems.

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NewsReal Sunday Book Club: Ryan Mauro Recommends Titles on Religion and Foreign Policy

April 4, 2010 By NewsReal Blog Leave a Comment

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Ryan Mauro is a foreign policy analyst who contributes regularly to both FrontPage Magazine and Pajamas Media. He also blogs here at NRB about The Daily Show and The Colbert Report.

In addition to his interests in foreign policy Ryan is deeply spiritual and particularly appreciates Christian apologetics. His book recommendations today reflect these subjects:

1) [...]

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World Council of Churches: The KGB Connection

March 31, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 16 Comments

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A new book details how the Soviets exploited the World Council of Churches

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The Books that Change Us

March 30, 2010 By David Swindle 51 Comments

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How does a “progressive” college student end up working at the Freedom Center?

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Jihad Jane in the Classroom

March 23, 2010 By Mary Grabar 16 Comments

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Islamic Awareness Week returns to the American campus.

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