Randall Terry, Founder of Operation Rescue feels that if Obama wins Tuesday's elections, then the fault can be laid squarely at the feet of clergy of the American church:
"Think of the German Church During the Holocaust
"Adolph Hitler declared just after he was voted into power:
"The parsons will ...
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Dan Phillips has a series of posts about the coming U.S. elections, especially concerning Obama, that just shouldn't be missed!
They can be found here, here, here and here!
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I think it is imperative for every sane thinking person to read the Human Events paper, The Truth about Barack Obama: What Every Citizen Needs to Know.
Of course, the Obamaniacs will probably throw a hissy fit because of this paper. Be that as it may, this paper must be spread far and wide across t...
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In a nationwide U.S. survey, Ronald Reagan, 40th president of the U.S.A., was picked as America's best president. Here is one of his great speeches. What timeless ideals he held to! If Obama becomes the next U.S. president, God forbid, all those ideals will become null and void!
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In two separate statements, both Apple and Google voiced their opposition to Proposition 8. Prop 8 wants to solidify marriage as between one man and one woman. However, Apple and Google are opposed to this proposition.
This simply means that both companies have decided to side with the homosexual l...
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Dan Phillips brings up an interesting point concerning Democrats for McCain. The interesting thing is that there are many prominent Democrats for McCain.
Read Dan's post here.
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Where do the candidates (McCain vs Obama; Palin vs Biden) stand on abortion? National right to Life has put together an excellent flyer to assist you, the American voter, in making a decision on Nov 4. The flyer deals specifically with the issue of abortion. The flyers are in PDF format and come in ...
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 10:58 pm
· Kenya · Nigeria · South Africa
As the presidential election zooms towards the final lap, Africa finds itself in the throes of debate for the first time since the major party primaries ended in June. Since Barack Obama and John McCain beat back their respective challengers earlier this year, the two major party candidates have focused on other issues in the race for the presidency, like the global financial crisis and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Regardless of not having a place at the table, many Africans and African bloggers have followed the U.S. presidential race with keen interest.
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Dan Phillips has put together a couple of Obama surprise, surprise! links at his blog. To those that want to vote for the infamous Obamanation, read it before sinking your country into the deepest pit of abominable immorality!
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As Christians we cannot afford to vote according to race, no matter which country we live in. Our vote should be squarely based on the Christian worldview. That worldview categorically denies a vote for someone that supports abortion or gay "marriage."
African-American Christians risk being called ...
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