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Religion and Public Policy: An interesting presidential perspective
By
Dr. Richard Land
In preparation for a speech on religion and public policy, I was recently reviewing sections of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright’s The Mighty and the Almighty (2006). Secretary Albright makes some truly important points in her volume. The whole effort is tremendously enhanced, however, by her startling transparency in acknowledging that she and most…
Baptists, the Bible and Women
By
Dr. Richard Land
In the wake of Gov. Sarah Palin’s selection as the Republican vice presidential nominee, there has been considerable “speculation” about why Evangelicals in general, and Southern Baptists in particular, have responded so favorably to her candidacy. As Sally Quinn reasoned in the Washington Post, if Southern Baptists are opposed to a woman being the pastor…
September 11, 2001 and Bush’s Legacy–Forever Linked
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Dr. Richard Land
It is September 12, 2008, which means it has been seven years and one day since that infamous moment that is etched in every American’s memory. We all know where we were and what we were doing when the terrorist attacks occurred. Ever since, we have lived in a “post 9/11” world. In that “post…
Is the National Media Biased? A Test Case
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Dr. Richard Land
If anyone has any remaining doubts about the national media’s bias and preference for Sen. Barack Obama, I offer Charles Gibson’s interview with Gov. Sarah Palin vs. Gibson’s interview with Sen. Obama on July 23, 2008 as an excellent test case. Charles Gibson, of ABC News, was far more hostile in his interaction with Gov.…
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