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THE ELEPHANT ROARED AND BROUGHT FORTH A TURD...A Case Against Democratizing the Middle East
The press debates who are we fighting this war against: Radical Islamicists. Listen, this war has then, now, and shall be fought against Radical Islamicists--but understand, fighting them by \"democratizing the Middle East\" is so far off base it isn\'t funny--it\'s downright trajic. Also, without extensive consideration of the theological implications of what\'s going on in the Middle East quagmire is just as absurd. This article gives both practical and eschatological perspectives to why the imposition of Western-style democracies throughout the region borders on the ludicrous.
Doug Krieger | Published 07/26/2005 | Unrated
The Death Penalty Debate
While the death penalty has been utilized for centuries, we continue to debate the morality and efficacy of this punishment. Many people argue that the death penalty acts as a deterrent to potential murderers, terrorists, and other violent criminals. However, others find the death penalty completely incompatible with the ethical standards of modern civilization.
Kenny Du | Published 07/19/2005 | Unrated
The Cloning Debate
Cloning is one of the most controversial topics in modern American politics. However, while many people have strong opinions and reactions about the issue, most lack a firm grasp on both the history and the various arguments and viewpoints shared by the public.
Kenny Du | Published 07/18/2005 | Rating:
The Abortion Debate
One of today’s most controversial topics, the abortion debate pits the rights of a mother against the rights of a fetus. The most common stances on the issue are “pro-choice” and “pro-life.\" These two viewpoints hinge on legal and moral considerations. Another common viewpoint is a more blended pragmatist view, which states that abortion should be prohibited except for specific cases.
Kenny Du | Published 07/16/2005 | Unrated
MORAL ARMOR Condemns Home and Business Seizure Law
The Author of Moral Armor condemns the ruling of the Supreme Court and equates it with the CIA\'s role in Vietnam, warning that the same people intend to incite war in the United States.
Ronald Springer | Published 06/24/2005 | Unrated
Whose Land?
The Arab nations arose through the lines of: Abraham\'s nephew Lot, Abraham\'s son Ishmael, and through Esau the twin brother of Jacob. The Jews descended from Abraham, through the line of his promised son, Isaac, who fathered Jacob. In other words, both the Jews and the Arabs are able to trace their ethnic roots through Abraham back to the Shemite Chaldeans, the descendants of Shem.
Marilynn Dawson | Published 06/7/2005 | Unrated
How Bill Cosby Got it Wrong
Bill Cosby got it wrong. His many speeches regarding the plight of poor blacks in this country and their lack of personal responsibility were not only off the mark, but completely irresponsible. Cosby failed to take into account many mitigating factors, in what became his regular rants on poor blacks in this country. For example, the last of the civil rights laws was passed in 1965, so it\'s been forty years since the physical signs of government sanctioned racism have been in place. Please explain to me how in forty years we are to undo centuries of terror and government sponsored segregation, emasculation and murder?
Tamika Johnson | Published 06/7/2005 | Unrated
Bush and Kerry Differ on Immigration Policies
Up until the final debate at Arizona State University, the issue of immigration had not been much discussed. Both presidential candidates know very well that illegal immigration is a hot button topic in our country, and each man is now trying to use it to his political advantage. Since the eighties the Democratic Party has, in general, supported immigrants and has been for fair and just immigration laws. However, there are those members of the party who claim that the presence of millions of undocumented immigrants undermines the bargaining power of the US born labor force. On the other side, the Republican Party traditionally has been against immigrants, but is increasingly reaching out to the Latino population. Advocates of free markets within the party have flat out called for the opening of the borders.
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