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Separation of Church and State
By Eric Michael Eastman
The
Constitution is a secular document. Nowhere does it appeal to
God, Christianity, Jesus, or any other supreme being. The
Constitution does not include the phrase "Separation of Church
and State," neither does it say "Freedom of Religion."
However, the Constitution implies both in the 1st Amendment. As
to the separation, Congress shall make no law respecting and
establishment of religion. As to freedom of religion, Congress
shall make no law . . . or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof.
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Bird Flu Blues -
Helping Children Cope With Bad News
By Ron Kernahan
My son Josh was scared. You could see it in his little face. Angst was written all over him. His knuckles were as white as his t-shirt. He starred down. “What’s up?” I asked with a smile hoping to relieve his fears. “Daddy,” he nervously replied, “I’m afraid I’ll get Bird Flu!”
And this from a seven year old! At breakfast time!!
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Take This Cup
By Bruce W. Durbin
Are you ready? If you knew tonight, at the dawning of tomorrow, that
you would die, then what images of your life would pass before you?
In looking at the totality of what has been your life, would you be
satisfied?
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Overcoming Struggles With School
By Violet T. Barry
I struggle with institutionalized learning. I realized that I
have a short attention span when it comes to subject matters that I
feel do not equip me with practical everyday knowledge that can
promote revolution in my community. It’s not surprising that I have
been struggling with whether or not I am college material. Even
though I graduated from high school 11 years ago at the top 10% of
my graduating class as an honors magnet student, it meant very
little to me because it was during some of the darkest years in my
teenage life.
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God
by Shannon Byous
Time after time many of us hear other people's
stories: Bible stories, missionary's stories, stories
about friends of friends. Or we have our own
stories... about what happened way back when; what
happened years ago. We even hope in stories for the
future and call them dreams and vision... but what
about now? More
by Sonya C. Triggs
Sometimes it seems we have to wait on God for so long. We know God
has made us certain promises. Or we’ve read about how He answers
prayers in the Bible. And, while that seems well and good, in our
case, and in our specific instance, He just doesn’t seem to be
coming through. Which always brings me to the question – Why does
God make us wait so long? Doesn’t the Bible promise that He will
answer us when we call?
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