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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Fireproof the Movie
A few weeks back, an old friend said hey, you need to check out this movie I just worked on. So I went cool, and proceeded to do some digging. It opens this weekend, but being Sony thinks it may … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Media, Social Ministry
Tagged divorce, fireproof, marriage, ministry, movie, outreach
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Roger on the Lion, I’ll have a bear or two to go
Difficulties, dangers, disease, death, or divisions don’t deter any but Chocolate Soldiers from executing God’s Will. When someone says there is a lion in the way, the real Christian promptly replies, “That’s hardly enough inducement for me; I want a … Continue reading
Posted in Giants of the Faith, Growth and Discipleship
Tagged bears, Christian education, CT Studd, disciplieship, lions
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The Conservative Argument FOR Net Neutrality
The Conservative Argument FOR Net Neutrality | Christian Coalition of America. Free markets and traditional values are the twin pillars of conservative thought. Ronald Reagan embodied both of these beliefs, and was a master at promoting both of these ideas. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Media
Tagged conservative Christians, decency, diversity, net neutrality
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On the fairness doctrine and Christian radio
The argument used by many Christian broadcasters against it indeed is a compelling one. Ie, on controversial topics, time must be granted for opposing views… which makes a lot of sense, until one adds in the listener supported aspect. Ie … Continue reading

