September 4, 2012
September 4, 2012
How newspaper loses respect: Misrepresent the voters’ choice
The Internet may be overheated and not subject to high journalistic ethics standards as are organs of the established media. Supposedly. This afternoon in waiting to take a coffee …
September 3, 2012
Christians feel besieged as school system secularization whines ahead
By David Tulis The South’s strong cultural Christianity comes from its Protestant heritage and the influence of reformed theology, particularly the many Scottish Presbyterians who fled religious persecution. This …
September 3, 2012
2 empty promises — Gigabit mall, ‘compliance systems’ for churches
By David Tulis / Noogaradio 1240 AM 101.1 FM Some Friday mornings at Panera Posse the company is scarce, though the conversation never is. Today Chris Davis, a traffic …
September 3, 2012
With store, website, woman lives ideal of community, local economy
Tammy Drennan’s store in the little Georgia town of Fort Oglethorpe has very much a homemade look. It’s full of inexpensive cards,150 kinds of Dover art books, volumes from …
September 3, 2012
Under Pelagius, a town’s liberty shrivels; under Augustine, it grows
By David Tulis In the great Christian work, Pilgrim’s Progress, the hero, Christian, endures an encounter with a demon, Apollyon, or Abaddon, with whom he has a bantering conversation, …
September 3, 2012
Taxpayers lose when city airport starts air service in declining market
By Christopher Butler http://tennessee.watchdog.org Now that Tennessee has given the OK for government to compete against free enterprise, two other states are following its lead. The Chattanooga Airport Authority …
September 3, 2012
Ambiguous words from prosecutor as he cheers Chattanooga mosque
“And when they arose early the next morning, there was Dagon, fallen on its face to the ground before the ark of the Lord The head of Dagon and …