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This discussion assists conscience by clarifying a number of issues related to the production and use of abortion-derived vaccines.
This is the cover of "Eat, Fast, Feast: Heal Your Body While Feeding Your Soul -- A Christian Guide to Fasting" by Jay W. Richards. The book is reviewed by Kurt Jensen. (CNS) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article "Eat, Fast, Feast: Heal Your Body While Feeding Your Soul -- A Christian Guide to Fasting" by Jay W. Richards. HarperOne (San Francisco, 2020). 352 pp., $19.99. As recorded in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, Satan's first temptation of Christ in the desert, after 40 days of fasting, involved carbohydrates. "Forty days and 40 nights, and afterward he was hungry. The te...
To the editor: It has come to my attention lately that the Daily Mining Gazette editor has declined printing material that questions the current lockdown protocols and coronavirus narrative. This represents the same kind of censorship that has been unleashed on the American public by the mainstream media, social network platforms, and big tech venues. One would think that there is (has been) some kind of master plan unfolding. I would have thought that a small hometown newspaper would somehow be exempt from this type of behavior. Unfortunately, when I occasionally purchase a newspaper, I am c...
Share Source: AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File With the nation's capitol in chaos on Wednesday as protesters stormed the Capitol Building, Sarah Palin had a message for the media about how they ought to be reporting. Sharing a photo of a bare-chested man wearing horns standing with other individuals inside the building, the former Alaska governor said they need to be identified before labeling them. "Media: quit labeling DC protestors 'Conservatives, Republicans, Tea Partiers, Trump Supporters, etc' LOOK IN TO WHO THESE PEOPLE ARE who’d choose an apparent leaderless insane swarm to create a pe...
Sun, 13 Dec 2020 07:04 UTC Scene from Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space OdysseyThink about great movies, novels, and plays. They probe the physical world of flesh and blood and, at the same time, draw us into things spiritual and immaterial: the sublime and the ridiculous; love, heroism, envy and prejudice; good and evil. But a strain of modern thought says that those immaterial things aren't real. Darwinian materialism holds that all species evolved from the first tiny cell in a process without guidance or design. And the human mind is no exception. Harvard evolutionist E. O. Wilson describes ...