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With informative and frank candor the author discusses both the recent decision of the Iowa Supreme Court to “legalize” same sex marriage, and the issue of homosexuality from a Biblical point of view. The author also uses historical points of references to express how this nation was birthed of God, and how that that calling is still in place to this day. written by Greg DeHart DeHart
The author describes non-Scriptural divorce as involving at least one of five different lies in one action. Giving advise as to why divorce has become so common in America, and what can be done to change that, both as as individuals and as a people. written by Greg DeHart DeHart
Exploring how Christ and the Church are reflected in the marriage relationship. The author focuses in on the Scriptural admonition for the believer to do all things in the name of Jesus. Expressing that this admonition offers “mirrored wisdom” that gives incredible insights into marriage issues such as headship, and the basic role and calling of a wife in society and the family. written by Steve Gillman
Do we need a better U.S. Constitution? Here's a look at what it might include. written by Sandra Bossis
The French presidential election drew a lot of ink this year not only in France but also abroad. The international press portrayed Mr. SARKOZY as being "the actor of a renewal for France...". Even if the new French president was warmly congratulated by his European peers, they are still expectant of him on important matters such as the European constitution, Turkey's European membership... written by Sharon White
Enactment of the Human Rights Act was one of the many objectives which featured in the New Labour’s 1997 election manifesto, the proposal to implement the Act was also part of a much broader programme of constitutional reforms. written by Sharon White
The Constitutional Reform Act of 2005 changed the British hitherto unwritten constitution by introducing some salient, written features. written by Rev Michael Bresciani Bresciani
The winning of the majority of seats in both houses by democrats might seem insignificant to believers but it is part and parcel of a greater trend throughout the world. It is not a cause for panic but it must be carefully analyzed in the light of biblical prophecy and sound biblical doctrine. written by Rev Michael Bresciani Bresciani
written by Rev Michael Bresciani Bresciani
written by Yusuf Danesi
Our consumers are certainly powerless, e.g. NEPA (now PHCN) calls consumers of electricity its customers whereas it is an autocratic monopoly! It sends you arbitrary bills, disconnects you if you fail to pay the “slammed bill” in time despite the fact that it hardly supplies electricity! This is only a graphic summary of the Nigerian consumer: harassed, helpless, intimidated and totally castrated- it is unbelievable that the country’s constitution protects the PHCH and its likes from being sued! << previous page 1 next page>> |
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