The Church Marches On
Romney takes Nevada...Gingrich stays in race
1,305 of 1,835 precincts - 71 percent
x-Mitt Romney, 11,822 - 48 percent
Newt Gingrich, 5,623 - 23 percent
Ron Paul, 4,619 - 19 percent
Rick Santorum, 2,749 - 11 percent
Two in a row
FCC Ruling Regarding Super Bowl Ad: Only Affects Chicago -- Other Stations Running Ads -- 'I Weary of Sloppy Journalism' says Randall Terry
Church of England Defends Investments in Hedge Funds
Marrying a Nonbeliever Won't Work, Says Prominent Pastor's Wife
I Am a Church Member
How to Confront Your Fears and Defeat Them
Gambling Insanity
Crystal Cathedral Finally Sold to Catholics
Bible Translators Deny Removal of Familial Terms From Arabic Translations
NewSpring Church Cancels Sunday Night Services for Super Bowl
Evangelical Leader Dr. James F. Linzey Will Host Presidential Candidate Wiley Drake's Military Veterans Town Hall Meeting
Romney wins Nevada...Gingrich will stay in race
717 of 1,835 precincts - 39 percent
x-Mitt Romney, 6,107 - 42 percent
Newt Gingrich, 3,752 - 26 percent
Ron Paul, 2,686 - 19 percent
Rick Santorum, 1,836 - 13 percent
Conservatives as Heretics
On this episode of IDTF, host David Boze interviews CSC senior fellow David Klilnghoffer about his piece in the American Spectator looking at why many in the media and politics are abusing the word science by converting it into a verbal bullying tool to force opposition to conform to political agendas. Klinghoffer also examined the similarities in the kinds of ideas that evoke a skeptical response among conservatives and Republicans and whether those similarities tell us something about the so-called war on science.
