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A 2014 legislative preview

Jim Tudor
Originally published in the Covington News December 31, 2013

Under Georgia law, the Georgia General Assembly begins on the second Monday of January, which will fall on January 13th. This is significant because it is one of the latest dates that such sessions can begin.… Read the rest

Five myths about Christian engagement in the public square

By Daniel Darling
Dec 9, 2013
Daniel Darling is the Vice President for Communications for ERLC.

As they have in every generation, evangelicals are wrestling with their role in the larger culture. Today’s increasingly post-Christian America has added new urgency to the discussion.… Read the rest

Georgia School Confiscates Christmas Cards

December 3, 2013
By Todd Starnes

For as long as anyone can remember, teachers at Brooklet Elementary School have posted Christmas cards in the hallways outside their classrooms – until Monday.

When boys and girls returned from Thanksgiving break, they discovered that their teachers’ Christmas cards had been removed – under orders from the Georgia school’s administration.… Read the rest

Should we pull back from politics?

By Russell D. Moore, President of the ERLC
Oct 23, 2013

Don’t call it a pullback; we’ve been here for years.

The recent profile in the Wall Street Journal highlighted a generational change in terms of the way evangelicals approach cultural and political engagement: toward a gospel-centered approach that doesn’t back down on issues of importance, but sees our ultimate mission as one that applies the blood of Christ to the questions of the day.… Read the rest

George Washington Quote

“WE ARE PERSUADED THAT GOOD CHRISTIANS WILL ALWAYS BE GOOD CITIZENS, AND THAT WHERE RIGHTEOUSNESS PREVAILS AMONG INDIVIDUALS THE NATION WILL BE GREAT AND HAPPY. THUS WHILE JUST GOVERNMENT PROTECTS ALL IN THEIR RELIGIOUS RIGHTS, TRUE RELIGION AFFORDS TO GOVERNMENT IT’S SUREST SUPPORT.”

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Dimming Aspirations in the Rise of Cohabitation

Posted By Collette Caprara

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Since 1960, the number of cohabiting couples in our nation has skyrocketed [2] from 450,000 to more than 7.5 million [3]. As a motivation [4] to move into cohabitation, couples have cited spending more time together, the ability to combine their financial resources, and the opportunity to “test drive” their relationship, possibly avoiding a divorce in the future.

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Protecting Religious Liberty in the Marriage Debate

By Ryan T. Anderson On September 19, 2013

NewscomBipartisan legislation was introduced today in the House of Representatives that would prevent the federal government from discriminating against citizens and organizations who believe that marriage is the union of a man and a woman.… Read the rest

Freedom: Another Casualty of the Gay Agenda

The Christian Post

If you think that same sex marriage and “non-discrimination” laws are all about love and tolerance, you couldn’t be more wrong. A decision out of the New Mexico Supreme Court last week clearly shows why.

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