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Christian | insights https://now.brasherweb.com knowledge is good Sun, 31 Jul 2016 00:51:40 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.1 https://now.brasherweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/cropped-Information_gold_512sq-32x32.png Christian | insights https://now.brasherweb.com 32 32 Koran Burning: Obama’s Response https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=43 Fri, 02 Mar 2012 21:00:21 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=43 (from “The Hal Lindsey Report”) ..In Afghanistan, three American soldiers were disposing of various damaged and unusable religious materials at NATO’S Bagram Air Force Base north of Kabul. Included in the items they were burning in the base’s burn pit, were several copies of the Koran. These were Korans that the American government had purchased …

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(from “The Hal Lindsey Report”)

..In Afghanistan, three American soldiers were disposing of various damaged and unusable religious materials at NATO’S Bagram Air Force Base north of Kabul. Included in the items they were burning in the base’s burn pit, were several copies of the Koran. These were Korans that the American government had purchased to provide free of charge to the jihadist prisoners held on the base. However, several of these books were damaged and some had been used by prisoners to pass messages and information, so the authorities decided to discard them.

When some Afghans who are employed by the U.S. government as workers on the base discovered that copies of the Koran were being burned, they pulled some of the unburned pages from the ashes and made a beeline for their friends. From there, word quickly spread that the Americans were desecrating the Holy Koran. Of course, the Taliban and al-Qaeda were only too happy to help spread the word and fan the flames, so to speak.

Before long, rioting spread across Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf region. Over the next several days, supposedly “loyal” Afghans turned on their American counterparts and killed them. As of today, six American soldiers are dead. The overall death toll now stands at about 40.

So the Obama Administration quickly got its act together and issued an… apology. In fact, several apologies. The President, the Defense Secretary, the American general leading the coalition forces all apologized. Obama by letter to the treacherous Afghan president Hamid Karzai, the others by television. The President even promised to “hold accountable those responsible.”

So, how is that going to work? Unless something is buried deep in the Obamacare bill that former Speaker Pelosi hasn’t discovered yet, I don’t believe U.S. law forbids the burning of a Koran. On the other hand, some observers say that Afghan law may require the death penalty for desecration by a non-Muslim. American service members are governed by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), which is predicated on U.S. laws. Afghan law in this case could be translated “Sharia” law.

One can guess that this is going to be quite a headache for President Obama. Should he hand our soldiers over to the Afghanis to be tried in a Sharia court? That would be a sticky wicket for a government that screams about the “wall of separation” between church and state at every opportunity. That would also imply that he honors Sharia law above our own. Or, should he insist on whatever “discipline” — if any — that might be called for under the UCMJ. Keeping in mind, of course, that in America you can burn a Bible, a stack of Bibles, a cross, a flag, even a bra!

However, the thing that I find interesting is that the President can dash off a personal apology to an entire country and require his top military people to do the same over the proper (by the way) disposal of some already-desecrated Korans. Yet, all he and the State Department can manage are tepid press statements scolding Iran for sentencing a Christian to die for choosing, as a teenager, Jesus Christ over Mohammed. We should not be apologizing to Afghanistan and Karzai. We should be demanding that Karzai bring to justice those who have taken the lives of six Americans and dozens of Afghans. And, we should be demanding that Iran release Pastor Nadarkhani or suffer the outrage of America and the West.

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The Palestinian Bid for UN Recognition https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=40 Fri, 23 Sep 2011 22:35:27 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=40 [Excerpted from Hal Lindsey’s email letter of 9-23-2011] PA President Mahmoud Abbas wants the United Nations to formally recognize Palestine as an independent state with borders based on a UN resolution passed 64 years ago! It’s a resolution the Jews accepted back in 1947, but the Arabs rejected! Abbas has been adamant in his determination …

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[Excerpted from Hal Lindsey’s email letter of 9-23-2011]

PA President Mahmoud Abbas wants the United Nations to formally recognize Palestine as an independent state with borders based on a UN resolution passed 64 years ago! It’s a resolution the Jews accepted back in 1947, but the Arabs rejected!

Abbas has been adamant in his determination to submit a formal request to the Security Council. The PA says it will also ask the General Assembly to extend recognition. That will be a slam dunk there, since the majority of nations are Muslim or Muslim-sympathetic. Observers expect about 130 of the 191 members will vote in favor of the Palestinian state.

Of course, the GA carries no legal weight. Only Security Council votes bear the authority of international law. But recognition by the General Assembly will still complicate things immeasurably for Israel. The US has announced it will veto the request at the Security Council and President Obama essentially confirmed that in his speech to the UN on Wednesday.

But whether or not the Palestinian Authority actually carries through with its threat at this session, all of this just goes to show that the world is growing ever closer to forcing Israel to accept a failed terrorist state within its borders. The events of the last few weeks illustrate perfectly what the ancient prophets predicted: in the last days the entire world will line up against Israel.

Israel’s legitimacy as a modern nation is rooted in the same League of Nations actions, taken decades earlier, that provide legitimacy for Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Kuwait, and other Arab nations in the Middle East…. The bottom line is if those nations are legitimate, then so is Israel. If Israel has no legitimacy as a nation, then neither do the other nations of the Middle East. You can’t have it both ways.

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Will Israel’s Major Oil Deposits Change the World? https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=36 Sat, 16 Apr 2011 01:57:48 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=36 There are..some big changes on the horizon that may cause things to never be the same again! I’m referring to recent major discoveries of natural gas and oil deposits in Israel and off its coastline. These documented discoveries are turning out to be so huge that many are speculating that not only can Israel guarantee …

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There are..some big changes on the horizon that may cause things to never be the same again! I’m referring to recent major discoveries of natural gas and oil deposits in Israel and off its coastline. These documented discoveries are turning out to be so huge that many are speculating that not only can Israel guarantee its energy independence for decades, it may actually become a net energy exporter.

Some experts predict that Israel may possess enough natural gas that it could relieve Europe of its dependence on Russia as its major gas supplier. In fact, Greece is already proposing an agreement to make it the hub through which those supplies will flow to Europe.

Other knowledgeable sources speculate that Israel possesses the third largest reserve of oil shale deposits in the world, behind only America and China. They say it will rival Saudi Arabia’s reserves. Up to now, though, oil obtained from shale rock has been expensive to recover and the whole process considered ecologically dirty. What’s more, the recovery consumes vast amounts of water, an expensive and increasingly rare commodity. However, the Israelis are developing a new process to recover shale oil that is neither dirty nor as expensive as current methods. It takes place a thousand feet underground and actually produces water rather than consumes it!

If they’re successful, not only can they mine their own vast reserves, but they can make the technology available for Western nations to use. This would break the back of the Arab nations’ stranglehold on the world oil market. Dore Gold, former Israeli Ambassador to the UN, said that the effect of the spread of this technology would be to “shift the center of gravity of world oil away from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Persian Gulf to more stable states that have no history of backing terrorism or radical Islamic causes.”

The last 90 days have made painfully clear to the West that the Muslim oil-supplier states that were previously volatile and undependable (and didn’t hesitate to commit extortion with their oil), are now even more so. You can bet that if a Western-oriented, stable nation were to suddenly be able to supply those same energy products, the West, particularly Europe, would be knocking on their door tomorrow.

All of a sudden, Ezekiel’s description of Israel in the last days as a people who “have acquired land and wealth and who live at the center of the world” takes on new meaning! Isn’t it exciting to see prophecy unfolding before us at breakneck speed?

(This article is in the last half of the Hal Lindsey Report dated April 15, 2011)

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Barack Obama speaks on his Christianity https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=35 Fri, 04 Feb 2011 00:03:14 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=35 After hearing and seeing so much anti-Christian rhetoric regarding our President, I read with great interest his recent message at the National Prayer Breakfast on February 3.  Here are some highlights from his enlightening talk on his Cristianity. My Christian faith then has been a sustaining force for me over these last few years. All …

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After hearing and seeing so much anti-Christian rhetoric regarding our President, I read with great interest his recent message at the National Prayer Breakfast on February 3.  Here are some highlights from his enlightening talk on his Cristianity.

My Christian faith then has been a sustaining force for me over these last few years. All the more so, when Michelle and I hear our faith questioned from time to time, we are reminded that ultimately what matters is not what other people say about us but whether we’re being true to our conscience and true to our God. “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness and all these things will be given to you as well.”
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But while I petition God for a whole range of things, there are a few common themes that do recur. The first category of prayer comes out of the urgency of the Old Testament prophets and the Gospel itself. I pray for my ability to help those who are struggling. Christian tradition teaches that one day the world will be turned right side up and everything will return as it should be. But until that day, we’re called to work on behalf of a God that chose justice and mercy and compassion to the most vulnerable.

[…]

So my prayer this morning is that we might seek His face not only in those moments, but each and every day; that every day as we go through the hustle and bustle of our lives, whether it’s in Washington or Hollywood or anywhere in between, that we might every so often rise above the here and now, and kneel before the Eternal; that we might remember [ …] the fact that those who wait on the Lord will soar on wings like eagles, and they will run and not be weary, and they will walk and not faint.

When I wake in the morning, I wait on the Lord, and I ask Him to give me the strength to do right by our country and its people.  And when I go to bed at night I wait on the Lord, and I ask Him to forgive me my sins, and look after my family and the American people, and make me an instrument of His will.

I say these prayers hoping they will be answered, and I say these prayers knowing that I must work and must sacrifice and must serve to see them answered.  But I also say these prayers knowing that the act of prayer itself is a source of strength.  It’s a reminder that our time on Earth is not just about us; that when we open ourselves to the possibility that God might have a larger purpose for our lives, there’s a chance that somehow, in ways that we may never fully know, God will use us well.

May the Lord bless you and keep you, and may He bless this country that we love.

~President Barack Obama    READ ENTIRE TEXT

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Conspiracy & the organization that may well cause the collapse of the U.S. https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=34 Sat, 27 Nov 2010 00:01:25 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=34 In the video below, Hal examines the history of the Federal Reserve and its ‘money trust’ ancestors; the impact it is having on our nation and world today; and the role it may play in the global economic system that will be controlled by the Antichrist. Andrew Jackson foresaw the fraud in 1832, exposed it, …

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In the video below, Hal examines the history of the Federal Reserve and its ‘money trust’ ancestors; the impact it is having on our nation and world today; and the role it may play in the global economic system that will be controlled by the Antichrist.

Andrew Jackson foresaw the fraud in 1832, exposed it, and an attempt was then made to kill him. Later, Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, and John F. Kennedy all attempted to expose the money cartel that “runs” U.S. economy, and all were assassinated.

The international banking families who control the privately-owned Federal Reserve System, have robbed America blind for much of its history. And every time an American President has attempted to stop or confront those sinister forces, tragedy occurs.

Please watch the video to see how one of America’s most dominant institutions is affecting us all and the future of every person on planet earth.

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Persecutions (in America!) you may not have heard about https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=32 Thu, 11 Nov 2010 21:17:35 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=32 By now, most of you know that National Public Radio (NPR) news analyst Juan Williams, who is also a contributor to Fox News, was abruptly fired by NPR. He was apparently dismissed by the taxpayer-supported radio network because he expressed an "opinion" (which, oddly enough, is precisely the job of a 'news analyst,' isn't it?) on "The O'Reilly Factor" on the Fox News Network.

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-by Hal Lindsey

By now, most of you know that National Public Radio (NPR) news analyst Juan Williams, who is also a contributor to Fox News, was abruptly fired by NPR. He was apparently dismissed by the taxpayer-supported radio network because he expressed an “opinion” (which, oddly enough, is precisely the job of a ‘news analyst,’ isn’t it?) on “The O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Network.

In the video below, see the ‘opinions’ some other NPR personalities have expressed about Christians in the past — opinions that are authentically disgusting and outrageous.  Yet they weren’t fired.  So what made Mr. Williams’ ‘opinion’ so much worse that he merited dismissal?  One word: Islam.

The trademarked slogan for Las Vegas is “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.” I’ll bet you probably feel a little like that about your church. You may feel like you can let your guard down a little when you’re there since you’re among friends and others who believe like you and live their lives like you.

Well, I’m sure that’s how a young, single Christian lady from Grand Rapids, Michigan, felt, too. In fact, she felt so comfortable in her church that when she decided she wanted to find a roommate to share her house, her church is where she looked. She posted a notice on the church bulletin board that she was searching for a Christian roommate. Mistake. Especially in Michigan where the government dictates tolerance.

You guessed it. Someone from this young woman’s church took down the notice and turned it in to the Fair Housing Center of West Michigan. They passed it on to the Michigan Department of Civil Rights and now this woman is facing the possibility of fines and ‘re-education’ at a government-mandated ‘fair housing training seminar.’ Her crime? She advertised for a “Christian” roommate.

Frankly, I’m furious at the ignorant stupidity of imbecilic laws (and legislators) like this. But, folks, this is not “The Twilight Zone.” This is reality. This is happening in America. And it may have already happened in your state and you just have not run afoul of that law yet. Trust me, it won’t get any better unless we citizens do something about it. More in the video…

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‘Myrtus’ file found in Stuxnet Code https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=30 Fri, 15 Oct 2010 14:49:42 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=30 -By Hal Lindsey Iran went on the offensive after its industrial infrastructure was infected by the ‘Stuxnet’ computer worm. Though the Iranian government accused “the enemy,” it did not name any specific nation or nationalities. Instead, Iran’s security services arrested dozens of ‘cyberspies’ at the Bushehr, Natanz, Isfahan nuclear facilities and also in Tehran. Particular …

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-By Hal Lindsey

Iran went on the offensive after its industrial infrastructure was infected by the ‘Stuxnet’ computer worm. Though the Iranian government accused “the enemy,” it did not name any specific nation or nationalities. Instead, Iran’s security services arrested dozens of ‘cyberspies’ at the Bushehr, Natanz, Isfahan nuclear facilities and also in Tehran.

Particular attention has been paid to the many Russian scientists, technicians, and engineers who are in Iran building the nuclear plants and putting them on-line.

However, many assume that Israel is responsible for creating the worm and planting it. Independent computer security experts think they may have found further proof of that involvement. An interesting file labeled “Myrtus” has been found in the Stuxnet code. Many are speculating that the label is an obscure reference to the Biblical Book of Esther. That book details the story of how the Jews foiled a Persian plot against them.

As a clue, it’s too obvious. As a taunt, it’s priceless.

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The Lethality of Political Correctness https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=28 Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:00:42 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=28 -By Hal Lindsey America is facing a threat that is beginning to take its toll. It’s a little like the growth of a deadly mold in your home. You never know it’s there until you begin to feel its effects in your body. And it can be lethal. If you don’t attack it with resolve, …

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-By Hal Lindsey

America is facing a threat that is beginning to take its toll. It’s a little like the growth of a deadly mold in your home. You never know it’s there until you begin to feel its effects in your body. And it can be lethal. If you don’t attack it with resolve, it might kill you. … That describes the insidious enemy we’re facing today here in the United States. “Political Correctness” the paralyzing fear of what others may think. It prevents us from acting in our own best interest.

On this week’s edition of “The Hal Lindsey Report,” I’ll discuss four recent stories that perfectly illustrate this immense danger facing America. The suffocating paralysis induced by political correctness opens the door to our own self-destruction, especially when confronting the threat posed by radical Islam.

Is it already too late? The Bible describes this condition very explicitly in the prophets’ discussion of the last days. Friends, America is in crisis. We can no longer just treat the symptoms, we must deal with the infection itself. It will be painful, exasperating, and perhaps frightening, but we must eliminate this insidious killer before it irreversibly cripples us. I do believe, however, that the Bible offers a remedy. Please watch the Hal Lindsey Report here.

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Climategate – Is It Important? https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=24 Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:08:31 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=24 From “The Hal Lindsey Report” – December 11, 2009 The UN’s Conference on Climate Change got underway this week in Copenhagen, Denmark. With thousands of delegates from most of the world’s nations and more than 100 heads of state due to make appearances, this conclave has a sense of urgency about it not even seen …

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From “The Hal Lindsey Report” – December 11, 2009

The UN’s Conference on Climate Change got underway this week in Copenhagen, Denmark. With thousands of delegates from most of the world’s nations and more than 100 heads of state due to make appearances, this conclave has a sense of urgency about it not even seen at the opening of the United Nations.

The ‘Climategate’ scandal seems to have added fuel to the fire. The conference organizers realize they have to ram their agenda through before it’s too late. Even the conference president acknowledged this in her opening remarks. Connie Hedegaard, former Danish Climate and Energy Minister, said, “This is our chance. If we miss it, it could take years before we got a new and better one. If we ever do.” That sounds a lot like US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announcing at the European Union that our government was taking advantage of the global economic crisis to ram home massive changes under the guise of responding to the emergency. She actually said, “Never waste a good crisis.”

If the Administration gets its way, we’ll see massive increases in the cost of all fossil fuel energy. It’s an open secret that the government wants the price of gasoline to hit $8.00 per gallon. That, in turn, will drive the price of everything that requires energy, including manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, heating and cooling, through the roof. Copenhagen is all about controlling the world’s energy sources, then being able to dictate how that energy will be distributed — and taxed. Many strategically-placed individuals (Al Gore and George Soros come to mind), government officials (too long a list here), political parties (take a guess), corporations (GE is leading the pack), and science institutions and universities (as well as the scientists who receive huge government grants for coming up with the goods) will grow massively wealthy as a result. But, trust me, none of it will filter down to you and me. In fact, we’ll be the ones paying the new taxes to enrich these parties and many of the ‘underdeveloped’ countries in the world.

You know, it’s ironic that some of the underdeveloped nations in Africa that depend on income from their oil sales will be hurt by the drive to eliminate fossil fuels as an energy source. I suppose that’s why the ‘developed’ countries will be expected to replace that lost income. It’s sort of like the Obama Administration demanding that Israel freeze settlement construction in the West Bank. A freeze puts thousands of Palestinians out of work in the construction business. Come to think of it, the Administration’s policies will do the same thing right here in America. At least they’re consistent!

I believe that what we are now witnessing in “Hopenhagen” is perhaps the most concrete step toward a one-world bureaucratic regime in recent history. And it could reduce some of the world’s most prosperous nations to the level of third world countries.

To give our President some bargaining clout in Copenhagen, the Environmental Protection Agency this week declared ‘greenhouse gases,’ most notably carbon dioxide, a public health hazard. This allows the EPA to regulate it — read that ‘tax it’ and ‘outlaw it’ — under the Clean Air Act. The Supreme Court had ruled that the Administration had to go back to Congress for that authority. No longer. This declaration by the EPA, just in time for Copenhagen, is almost a criminal circumvention of the Constitution. The Agency has already begun developing permit requirements for ‘carbon dioxide pollution.’ And I’m sure those permits will cost a pretty penny.

Oh, yeah. Just in case you don’t know, carbon dioxide is what we humans breathe out. Plants breathe it in and make oxygen. So I guess that means we’ll now be taxing air!  [And,..] Copenhagen may fit into the drive to a one-world government foretold by the Bible prophets.

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A Message the World Forgot https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=16 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:32:12 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=16 Over Forty years ago, two men landed on the moon. One of them spoke unforgettable words. The other did something equally momentous. – Article by Neil Earle – An Episcopalian, Buzz Aldrin had somehow wedged into his stowage pouch a plastic bag. In it were a small flask of wine, a chalice and some wafers. …

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Over Forty years ago, two men landed on the moon. One of them spoke
unforgettable words. The other did something equally momentous.

– Article by Neil Earle –

Buzz Aldrin in the Lunar Module

An Episcopalian, Buzz Aldrin had somehow wedged into his stowage pouch a plastic bag. In it were a small flask of wine, a chalice and some wafers. About 5:57 p.m. Houston time, he set the elements on the fold-down guidance-computer table. He spoke into his microphone: “This is the LM [Lunar Module] pilot speaking. I’d like to take this opportunity to ask every person listening in to pause for a moment and contemplate the events of the past few hours, and to give thanks in his or her own way.”

Aldrin’s way of giving thanks was to gently pour the wine into the chalice. He then recited—silently, as NASA had requested—John 15:5, “I am the vine; you are the branches…. Without me you can do nothing.”

Taking Communion on the moon!

Back to God

This remarkable story is relayed in Andrew Chaikin’s history, A Man on the Moon: The Voyage of the Apollo Astronauts. Back on earth, Aldrin’s wife Joan marveled—Buzz had not forgotten the deeper significance of what was happening on July 20, 1969. On his return to earth, Aldrin reflected aloud on the meaning of Psalm 8:3-4, words written some 2,800 years earlier by another gazer into the starry night: “When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, what you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him, the son of man that you care for him?”

Ironically, humanity’s most stunning technological feat took some of its key participants back—if only for a few moments—to their own humble place in the cosmos. As the apostle Paul told a group of advanced thinkers back in Athens, Greece, in the first century, God is not far from every one of us (Acts 17:27).

The world has all but forgotten Buzz Aldrin’s call to thanksgiving and his Communion service, standing as they do in the shadow of Neil Armstrong’s famous words, “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” But that humble acknowledgment from space of our dependence on the Creator of all things and our union with Jesus Christ speaks to the quality of human life in ways that will forever transcend even our most amazing technological achievements.

Copyright 2009 – Christian Odyssey

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‘Is’ or ‘Was’ America a Judeo-Christian Nation? https://now.brasherweb.com/?p=14 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:02:19 +0000 http://now.brasherweb.com/?p=14 Congressman Forbes asks the questions “Did America ever consider itself a Judeo-Christian nation?” and “If America was once a Judeo-Christian nation, when did it cease to be?” on the floor of the US House. –>  Have a look at his thoughtful commentary here.

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Congressman Forbes asks the questions “Did America ever consider itself a Judeo-Christian nation?” and “If America was once a Judeo-Christian nation, when did it cease to be?” on the floor of the US House.

–>  Have a look at his thoughtful commentary here.

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