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Fair and Equal Justice?
Is there fair and equal justice in the United States of America? Check out this news fact! President Obama signed a bill today significantly reducing the disparity in penalties for the use of crack versus powder cocaine, according to the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Life in General
Tagged Attorney General, Conviction, Crack Cocaine, Disparity, Equal Justice, Fair Act, First Time Offenders, House Judiciary Committee, Inner City, Lamar Smith, Led, Mandatory Sentence, Mistake, Ome, Opponents, Powder Cocaine, Repeat Offenders, Republican, States Of America, United States Of America, White House
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Full Time Ministry, or is it Full Time Delusion?
I do a radio program with a friend of mine called ‘Kingdom Rising”, that deals with the subject of Simple Church and anything else we feel like talking about. We have been on the air for several years now on … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Lifestyle, Musings, My Journey
Tagged Body Of Christ, Church Congregation, Compassion, Dilemma, Dr Jim, Effective Action, effective prayer, Followers Of Christ, Food Clothing, Full Time, Long Time Friend, Mental Distress, Mold, Phenomena, Radio Program, Radio Station, Reverend, Scales, Strong Desire, Time Delusion, Time Ministry, Time Pastor
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A Brief Primer on Stem Cell Research » First Thoughts | A First …
In 1999, the General Counsel of the Department of Health and Human Services argued that the wording of the law might permit an interpretation under which human embryonic stem cell research could be funded. If embryos were first … Continue reading →