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The very first issue of Christianity Today is dated October 15, 1956. In his first editorial, Carl F. H. Henry set his course for the magazine: "Those who direct the editorial policy of Christianity Today unreservedly accept the complete reliability ...
Podcast Transcript 1) New York jailbreak coverage reminder of power entertainment has to confuse moral reality Wide Net Cast for Escaped Killers; They Could Be ‘Anywhere’, New York Times (Jesse McKinley and J. David Goodman) 2) Religious coa ...
Podcast Transcript 1) Transgender and feminism agendas collide over admission policies at women’s colleges Barnard will admit transgender students. Now all ‘Seven Sisters’ colleges do., Washington Post (Susan Svrluga) Barnard College, After ...
Podcast Transcript 1) Accidental shipping of live anthrax by U.S. labs parable of living in fallen modern world Up to 18 labs in U.S. got live anthrax shipments, USA Today (Alison Young and Nick Penzenstadler) More Labs Received Live Anthra ...
Podcast Transcript 1) American exception to secularization no longer true in Pacific northwest 10 percent of Seattle residents identify as atheist, says study, Seattle Sun Times (Kim De Guzman) 2) Effect of individualism in Millennials revea ...
Podcast Transcript 1) OSHA regulations on transgender restroom use keep up with moral insanity of sexual revolution A Guide to Restroom Access for Transgender Workers, OSHA 2) Church of England group calls for right to name God ‘She’ Is G ...
Do we read by seasons? To some degree, we probably do. Summer promises the opportunity to pack a stack of books that otherwise might not fit in the schedule. Every serious reader needs to read some books just for the sheer thrill of reading. A good b ...
Podcast Transcript 1) Senate debate over NSA program exposes tension between security and privacy in dangerous world Senate to let NSA spy program lapse, at least temporarily, Reuters (Patricia Zengerle and Warren Strobel) NSA must end bulk ...
Podcast Transcript 1) FIFA corruption charges exposes incompetence of humans to self-police sin Global soccer corruption case deeply rooted in USA, USA Today (Kevin Johnson) Sepp Blatter Says FIFA Must Police Itself, New York Times (Sam Bord ...
Podcast Transcript 1) Chimps’ day in court exposes confusion of human dignity with care for animals Judge Ponders Whether Chimps Should Get Same Rights as Humans, Wall Street Journal (Jacob Gershman) 2) Leftward trend on social issues reflec ...
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