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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Neoconservatism

Very fitting.

Posted by Robert Hawes at 8:58 AM

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King Lincoln Archive - Don't know much about Abe? Educate yourself here.
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Unlawful Government - "A lawyer who cares about the rule of law, and finds himself living in the wrong century."
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Oasis Christian Church - the ministry of Tim Warner, an excellent Bible teacher who emphasizes the content of the scriptures and the example of Christ over popular dogma (features online sermon content). No fluff here; this is meat and potatoes Christianity.
Answers in Revelation - hands-down, the best prophecy site on the web
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Chuck Baldwin Live - A good Christian pastor and political commentator, and the current Constitution Party candidate for President
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Reasons to Believe - Creation vs evolution (features a weekly 2-hr call-in Q&A show)
"Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution", by Michael Behe -- the most well-known work to come out of the "Intelligent Design" camp

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Robert Hawes: Lexington, SC, United States; Robert Hawes is the author of "In Search of God: A Look at Life's Most Essential Question," in addition to numerous articles on subjects ranging from politics to theology. A native of Northern Virginia, he now lives in South Carolina and is married with three children.

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