Nate Kellum

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  Apr 22, 2014

  Roadside Crosses Draw Ire of Atheist Groups

  Two years ago, a tragedy struck a Southern California family. 19 year-old Anthony Vincent Devaney was hit by a vehicle and was killed as he crossed a street near a freeway exit ramp in Lake Elsinore.

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  Apr 8, 2014

  Mozilla Setting Precedent for Failure in Firing CEO Over Support of Marriage

  Following Mozilla's announcement that Brendan Eich, inventor of Javascript and one of the founders of the company, would be promoted from Chief Technology Officer to head the company, many believed the move might spur a few stories about whether coders make good CEOs. Instead, this bit of news sparked a firestorm of controversy over Eich's views on same-sex marriage.

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  Mar 26, 2014

  Air Force Academy: Teaching Religious Censorship

  Like other college campuses in America, the dorm room doors at the Air Force Academy are adorned with white dry erase boards, where residents leave messages for those passing by, such as "Be back in a few," "Excited about the weekend," or "Go Falcons!" But when a cadet jotted out a Bible verse on his own personal whiteboard, the Air Force Academy coerced him to get rid of it.

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  Mar 11, 2014

  German Home School Family Safe; For Now

  Last Monday, the Supreme Court declined to review the case. The odds were not in the Romeikes's favor; less than one percent of all appeals are considered by the highest court. But the formal refusal was still a blow, and hard to accept. All seemed lost, until something unexpected happened.

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  Feb 26, 2014

  Arizona Religious Freedom Bill Is Good for Everyone

  To the Christian, a job is more than a job; it is a calling. Whether as a butcher, baker, or candlestick maker (or even a lawyer), we are to use the gifts God has given us for His glory. It is a grand opportunity and responsibility.

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  Feb 13, 2014

  UN Criticizes Catholic Church Over Access of Sex Information for Children

  This past week, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) grabbed national headlines with a blistering and blustering critique of the Catholic Church, coupled with presumptuous recommendations on how the church can do better.

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  Jan 29, 2014

  Refuge in the Desert Group Works to End Abortion

  The Bible describes prophets as voices crying out in the wilderness, bearing God's truth to those who are willing to hear it. That's how we see our friends (and clients) at Refuge in the Desert Ministries, who are pro-life advocates in the Tempe, Arizona area.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  The Continuing and Adverse Effects of Roe v. Wade

  As we approach the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision divining an absolute right to abortion in the U.S. Constitution, we would do well to pause and consider the impact of this monumental ruling and assess what it means for us in the days ahead.

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  Jan 1, 2014

  Was 2013 the Beginning of the End of Marriage?

  The year 2013 was not a particularly good one for traditional marriage.

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  Dec 24, 2013

  Tolerance Does Not Go Both Ways in Homosexual Community

  Tolerance; that's the buzzword for one of contemporary culture's most exalted virtues. Do not judge, do not try to impose your morality on anyone else, live and let live, or so we are told.