The following news item caught my attention because this is exactly what I told Time Warner when I turned my cable off. I’ll be back when I can purchase channels “a la carte.” I think if people had to put cash out for the trash that is mostly on cable, we would see a lot [...]
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Stephen Covey, Mormon Missionary?
From my years of research on the non-Christian cult of Mormonism, as well as being a business person, I’ve often thought about the business books written by Mormon author Stephen Covey. Specifically, I’ve pondered how his business suggestions should affect the Christian businessman, and how much “business” advice a Christian should take [...]
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In Georgia, XXX No Longer Marks the Spot
Turnabout is fair play in the small community of Lavonia, Georgia, where leaders were duped into approving the construction of a strip club in 2001. Seven years ago, owner Jerry Sullivan approached the city council about building a family restaurant along the interstate. But after the official building [...]
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A Somali Christian has paid the ultimate price for his faith
Hussein, the 28-year-old victim, had converted from the Muslim faith to Christianity. Jonathan Racho of International Christian Concern says he was confronted by Islamic extremists who demanded to know if he faces Mecca when he prays, which is required of Muslims.
“Hussein says he doesn’t face Mecca [...]
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