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Biblical Politics

Since virtually every significant moral issue is a political issue, and every political decision is by definition a moral issue of some kind – a rigid separation of church and state not only doesn’t exist, it can’t exist.  This column will engage government and politics through the lens of Biblical principles with a no nonsense perspective.

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Purposeful deception while remaining unaccountable has finally been raised to an art form by our Congress

Congressional malfeasance: The new normal

Obama’s recent press conference gave little evidence of forthrightness on dealings with Syria or addressing the truth about Benghazi

Obama’s lack of honesty on Syria and Benghazi

The difference between these two attacks is not location, but the amount of moral courage shown

The encouraging differences between Boston and Benghazi

North Korea has finally gained the world’s attention, but the cost to maintain it could be war.

Is all out war with North Korea inevitable?

Basketball is exciting, but it’s overshadowing Israel’s future, the nature of the unborn, and the possible destruction of marriage.

March Madness? What about Israel, marriage and life?

Roman Catholics and Evangelicals can work together on national public policy issues without compromising their beliefs

Pope Francis, Evangelicals, and National Politics

The fiscal irresponsibility of our nation’s leaders is more than just a problem; it’s a moral issue we should all be concerned about

Lack of fiscal restraint reflects a nation’s moral death rattle

Granting same-sex marriage doesn’t give equality, it creates a special class of marriage at the expense of families everywhere

Obama’s support for same-sex marriage is on the wrong side of history

When policy trumps a nurse’s natural compassion to help a person who is obviously dying, we all suffer.

Bakersfield: The morality of a nurse refusing CPR to a dying woman

The battle over Sequestration is small compared to the larger battle over massive deficit spending and squandering our nation’s future

The sequester and the pillaging of the American dream

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