Sep
07Texas Faith will return on September 14
Filed Under (Reigion Gossip) by Admin on 07-09-2010
Like many Americans, Texas Faith panelists took the Labor Day weekend off. Our discussion will return on Tuesday, September 14.
Sep
07Like many Americans, Texas Faith panelists took the Labor Day weekend off. Our discussion will return on Tuesday, September 14.
Sep
06Sep
01Olivia Harrison’s parents thought that St. Vincent’s Cathedral School in Bedford would be perfect for their 4-year-old daughter. The couple believed that, as nondenominational Christians, their values would align with those taught at the school. But the school thought otherwise. Jill and Tracy Harrison are lesbians and a school administrator told them the school was not “a good fit for their child.” The administrator explained that the private Christian school would be teaching values and morals contrary to what the child would be learning at home, and that would be confusing for the child.
Aug
31Aug
28That’s the title of an essay by Dallas area author Missy Buchanan that has made the “Good Morning America” Web site. Click here.
Aug
26We’re doing something different today with Texas Faith. Our panelists had a real-time forum this afternoon to debate some of the moral and ethical edges of the nation’s lingering immigration challenge. Click on, see what our panel had to say and share your own views.
Aug
25President Obama a Muslim?
Eighteen percent of Americans think so, which is up from 12 percent of Americans who thought back in March 2008 that he was a Muslim.
Aug
18Earlier this month, a Roman Catholic Cardinal in Scotland blasted the United States for questioning the early release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, otherwise known as the Lockerbie bomber. You may recall that he developed cancer while in prison in Scotland, asked to be returned to Libya so he could die at home and subsequently was sent back there by Scottish authorities. The decision created quite a stir, with political leaders in the United Kingdom and the United States condemning the decision to send him back home to die.
Aug
11The rise of the Tea Party movement raises an interesting question about the place of religious faith in our political debate. For a long time, the Christian right has been in the driver’s seat in advancing conservatism. But the Tea Party is more Ayn Rand than the Bible. As one writer recently put it, the Christian side has taken a backseat to the movement’s libertarian impulses.
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The Texas Eckankar Regional Seminar will be this weekend (August 13-15) at the
Crowne Plaza Hotel, 14315 Midway Road, Addison.