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Air Date: November 25, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Robert Knight
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Robert Knight is a senior fellow for the American Civil Rights Union and a columnist for the Washington Times. He was a journalist for 15 years, including 7 as an editor and writer at the Los Angeles Times. He has held senior positions with the Heritage Foundation, Family Research Council, Concerned Women for America, Media Research Center and Coral Ridge Ministries.
Jim began by noting how we're under the roll-out of Obamacare, comprehensive immigration reform, global climate reform, the promotion of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, same sex marriage, special rights for LGBT individuals, a new agreement with Iran over nuclear issues, the Benghazi coverup, the Fast and Furious coverup, legislation by executive order and the removal of the Senate filibuster.
Robert actually noted some items that Jim forgot such as the NSA spying scandal, ongoing federal spending and the President's choice to make recess appointments when the Senate is still in session. What concerns Robert most is that of the President issuing executive orders and violating the Constitution. He feels this means we are now in a state of lawlessness where the man in the White House does whatever he wants.
Are these other issues possible attempts to take the attention of the nation off of the failures of Obamacare? Robert feels such distractions have been part of the plan because Obamacare is imploding, millions have lost their coverage and doctors are talking about retiring.
In the end, Robert believes the President saw this coming and that what we're experiencing is a way into a single payer health care system because if the private insurance market can be destroyed, everyone will have to turn to the government.
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Air Date: November 22, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Bodie Hodge
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Bodie Hodge is a speaker, writer and researcher for Answers in Genesis. He oversees their correspondence department and is a regular speaker in the Creation Museum Speaker Series. He is the author, co-author and contributing author of numerous books including: Tower of Babel, Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions, How Do We Know the Bible is True, The War on Christmas and the 'Answer' series of books. Bodie joined Jim to discuss the latest book in the 'Answer' series: “The New Answers Book 4: Over 30 Questions on Creation/Evolution and the Bible”.
Why are books like those in the 'Answers' series so critical? As Bodie noted, these books set out to answer the tough questions in the creation/evolution/biblical authority debate. This allows the layman to understand the answers and use them to witness to others.
Overall, what are the top questions asked by the 'Answers' ministry? Where did Cain get his wife is #1. Dinosaurs and the age of the earth are two other 'most asked' about topics.
The first chapter deals with atheistic devices. This chapter asserts that there are atheists that are using churches to infiltrate and deceive. This is being done through efforts like Evolution Sunday or even bringing in individuals who are not professing Christians to teach at churches.
As the conversation moves along, Bodie tackles the following:
--Should there be a battle between science and the Bible?
--Is evolutionary humanism the most blood-stained religion ever?
--Is the pre-flood canopy model really viable?
--Distant starlight models.
--Did Noah need oxygen tanks on the ark? After all, the ark was floating at a
very high altitude.
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Air Date: November 22, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Bodie Hodge
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Bodie Hodge is a speaker, writer and researcher for Answers in Genesis. He oversees their correspondence department and is a regular speaker in the Creation Museum Speaker Series. He is the author, co-author and contributing author of numerous books including: Tower of Babel, Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions, How Do We Know the Bible is True, The War on Christmas and the 'Answer' series of books. Bodie joined Jim to discuss the latest book in the 'Answer' series: “The New Answers Book 4: Over 30 Questions on Creation/Evolution and the Bible”.
Why are books like those in the 'Answers' series so critical? As Bodie noted, these books set out to answer the tough questions in the creation/evolution/biblical authority debate. This allows the layman to understand the answers and use them to witness to others.
Overall, what are the top questions asked by the 'Answers' ministry? Where did Cain get his wife is #1. Dinosaurs and the age of the earth are two other 'most asked' about topics.
The first chapter deals with atheistic devices. This chapter asserts that there are atheists that are using churches to infiltrate and deceive. This is being done through efforts like Evolution Sunday or even bringing in individuals who are not professing Christians to teach at churches.
As the conversation moves along, Bodie tackles the following:
--Should there be a battle between science and the Bible?
--Is evolutionary humanism the most blood-stained religion ever?
--Is the pre-flood canopy model really viable?
--Distant starlight models.
--Did Noah need oxygen tanks on the ark? After all, the ark was floating at a
very high altitude.
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You can obtain a copy of 'Answers 4' for a donation of $18 or all 4 volumes in the 'Answers' series for a donation of $55 by calling 1-800-729-9829.
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Posted on November 21st, 2013
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Air Date: November 21, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Matt Trewhella
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Matt Trewhella is the pastor of Mercy Seat Christian Church and founder of Missionaries to the Preborn. He is the author of 'The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates'.
'Magistrate' is an old English word that is still used in some areas of the Eastern and Southern U.S. to refer to an official within political and civil government whether elected or appointed.
The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates states that when a higher ranking or superior authority creates unjust or immoral laws and policies, the lesser ranking civil authority has both the right and the duty before God to not only not obey but to actively resist such unjust laws.
This idea was formalized into a doctrine by Christian men in the year 1550 in Magdeburg, Germany, but was practiced long before that. The signing of the Magna Carta, for example, was the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrate put into action. An excellent example from Scripture is the account of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego as each of these men had authority within the Babylonian government. Another example includes Patrick Henry's efforts for American freedom during his time as a magistrate in Virginia.
As the rule of law continues to deteriorate in America, is it possible that there are instances where the Lesser Magistrate Doctrine should be executed? Matt believes there is, most notably in the fight for the preborn.
Join Jim and Matt as they analyze the historic roots and applications of this little known doctrine, the principle of interposition and more.
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Air Date: November 21, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Matt Trewhella
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Matt Trewhella is the pastor of Mercy Seat Christian Church and founder of Missionaries to the Preborn. He is the author of 'The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates'.
'Magistrate' is an old English word that is still used in some areas of the Eastern and Southern U.S. to refer to an official within political and civil government whether elected or appointed.
The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates states that when a higher ranking or superior authority creates unjust or immoral laws and policies, the lesser ranking civil authority has both the right and the duty before God to not only not obey but to actively resist such unjust laws.
This idea was formalized into a doctrine by Christian men in the year 1550 in Magdeburg, Germany, but was practiced long before that. The signing of the Magna Carta, for example, was the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrate put into action. An excellent example from Scripture is the account of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego as each of these men had authority within the Babylonian government. Another example includes Patrick Henry's efforts for American freedom during his time as a magistrate in Virginia.
As the rule of law continues to deteriorate in America, is it possible that there are instances where the Lesser Magistrate Doctrine should be executed? Matt believes there is, most notably in the fight for the preborn.
Join Jim and Matt as they analyze the historic roots and applications of this little known doctrine, the principle of interposition and more.
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To obtain a copy of Matt's book, 'The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates: A Proper Resistance to Tyranny and a Repudiation of Unlimited Obedience' call 262-628-9169.
Posted on November 20th, 2013
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Air Date: November 20, 2013
Host: Vic Eliason
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A CNN article from June of this year describes road blocks at several points in 2 Alabama towns. For 2 days, off duty St. Claire County deputy sheriffs flagged motorists down, steering them toward federal highway safety researchers. The motorists were asked questions about drinking, drug use, and then asked for breath samples, as well as paid saliva and blood samples. These were part of a national study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
In Fort Worth, Texas, drivers were stopped by a police road block where, as in the previous story, they were asked for breath, saliva and blood samples. It was part of a government research study that sought to determine the number of drunken or drug impaired drivers.
Vic also presented an NBC audio track that gave details of a road block stop where a woman was offered $10 for cheek swabs and $50 to give a blood sample.
Vic brought up a very important question: Are these drivers responding under the law or is this a commercial contracting job that allows someone posing as law enforcement to display assumed authority so they can pull you off the road?
In other related stories:
--Before the end of this year, the NHTSA will decide whether or not to begin the rule making process to mandate newly manufactured cars to be equipped with Vehicle to Vehicle technology or V2V. This is communications technology that constantly monitors and broadcasts location, the direction you're driving, speed and possibly even the number of passengers in your car.
--A federal judge rules that the U.S. government's Internet 'kill switch" is not protected by laws and must be disclosed by the public.
--The nation's police cars are to be equipped with a system for tagging vehicles they want to trace so that a fleeing car can be located via GPS.
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A CNN article from June of this year describes road blocks at several points in 2 Alabama towns. For 2 days, off duty St. Claire County deputy sheriffs flagged motorists down, steering them toward federal highway safety researchers. The motorists were asked questions about drinking, drug use, and then asked for breath samples, as well as paid saliva and blood samples. These were part of a national study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
In Fort Worth, Texas, drivers were stopped by a police road block where, as in the previous story, they were asked for breath, saliva and blood samples. It was part of a government research study that sought to determine the number of drunken or drug impaired drivers.
Vic also presented an NBC audio track that gave details of a road block stop where a woman was offered $10 for cheek swabs and $50 to give a blood sample.
Vic brought up a very important question: Are these drivers responding under the law or is this a commercial contracting job that allows someone posing as law enforcement to display assumed authority so they can pull you off the road?
In other related stories:
--Before the end of this year, the NHTSA will decide whether or not to begin the rule making process to mandate newly manufactured cars to be equipped with Vehicle to Vehicle technology or V2V. This is communications technology that constantly monitors and broadcasts location, the direction you're driving, speed and possibly even the number of passengers in your car.
--A federal judge rules that the U.S. government's Internet 'kill switch" is not protected by laws and must be disclosed by the public.
--The nation's police cars are to be equipped with a system for tagging vehicles they want to trace so that a fleeing car can be located via GPS.
Posted on November 19th, 2013
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Air Date: November 19, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Tom DeWeese
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Tom DeWeese is the President of the American Policy Center, a grassroots action and education foundation dedicated to the promotion of free enterprise and limited government regulations over commerce and individuals. Tom is one of the nation's leading advocates of individual liberty, free enterprise, private property rights, personal privacy, back-to-basics education and American sovereignty and independence.
Agenda 21 is a plan that was introduced in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro and was the culmination of a number of plans put together through the United Nations in the previous 10 years. Non-governmental organizations (NGO's) like the Sierra Club, the Audubon Society and the Nature Conservancy and others helped put it together. It's an all-encompassing plan to literally change human society using the environment as the excuse when actually the goal is top-down control of every action of our lives via the redistribution of wealth and resources.
Agenda 21 was a 'soft-law policy' meaning it was a suggestion. So as people criticize it, Tom said its defenders will describe it as, 'an innocuous, 20 year old document that doesn't mean anything. There are no blue-helmeted troops at city hall so what's your problem?'
The problem is the NGO's. After Agenda 21 was introduced to the world (President G.H.W. Bush signed it in 1992) the NGO's began to move into our federal bureaucracy and they began to lobby, working on grant programs. If a community accepts these grants, they come with 'strings attached' which includes the implementation of Agenda 21. These same NGO groups then move into state legislatures, getting them to pass regulations insisting that every community must do a comprehensive development plan. Then they tell communities that they have plans ready to go to help them including the knowledge of new international regulations dealing with everything from electrical wiring to plumbing. All communities need to do is 'rubber stamp' the process which includes payment via the previously mentioned grants.
Sustainable development is the policy of Agenda 21. The idea is that we're going to preserve the resources of today for future generations when in fact it's a 'locking away' of energy and natural resources.
Agenda 21 and the issue of sustainable development are the backbone of this program that looks at the following:
--A regional planning commission (a non-elected board) in Montgomery County, Ohio, put together a plan to not only widen the highway in front of a woman's house, they also put in a bike lane. The bike lane will be 7 feet away from her front door. She has been offered the 'just compensation' of $23,000 when her property is worth over a million dollars yet now no one wants to buy it.
--In Seattle, Washington, a woman's parking lot was seized to turn it into yet another parking lot.
--The concept of 'Smart Growth'.
--The re-'wilding' of parts of America.
--The EPA's Water Body Connectivity Report
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Air Date: November 19, 2013
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Tom DeWeese
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Tom DeWeese is the President of the American Policy Center, a grassroots action and education foundation dedicated to the promotion of free enterprise and limited government regulations over commerce and individuals. Tom is one of the nation's leading advocates of individual liberty, free enterprise, private property rights, personal privacy, back-to-basics education and American sovereignty and independence.
Agenda 21 is a plan that was introduced in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro and was the culmination of a number of plans put together through the United Nations in the previous 10 years. Non-governmental organizations (NGO's) like the Sierra Club, the Audubon Society and the Nature Conservancy and others helped put it together. It's an all-encompassing plan to literally change human society using the environment as the excuse when actually the goal is top-down control of every action of our lives via the redistribution of wealth and resources.
Agenda 21 was a 'soft-law policy' meaning it was a suggestion. So as people criticize it, Tom said its defenders will describe it as, 'an innocuous, 20 year old document that doesn't mean anything. There are no blue-helmeted troops at city hall so what's your problem?'
The problem is the NGO's. After Agenda 21 was introduced to the world (President G.H.W. Bush signed it in 1992) the NGO's began to move into our federal bureaucracy and they began to lobby, working on grant programs. If a community accepts these grants, they come with 'strings attached' which includes the implementation of Agenda 21. These same NGO groups then move into state legislatures, getting them to pass regulations insisting that every community must do a comprehensive development plan. Then they tell communities that they have plans ready to go to help them including the knowledge of new international regulations dealing with everything from electrical wiring to plumbing. All communities need to do is 'rubber stamp' the process which includes payment via the previously mentioned grants.
Sustainable development is the policy of Agenda 21. The idea is that we're going to preserve the resources of today for future generations when in fact it's a 'locking away' of energy and natural resources.
Agenda 21 and the issue of sustainable development are the backbone of this program that looks at the following:
--A regional planning commission (a non-elected board) in Montgomery County, Ohio, put together a plan to not only widen the highway in front of a woman's house, they also put in a bike lane. The bike lane will be 7 feet away from her front door. She has been offered the 'just compensation' of $23,000 when her property is worth over a million dollars yet now no one wants to buy it.
--In Seattle, Washington, a woman's parking lot was seized to turn it into yet another parking lot.
--The concept of 'Smart Growth'.
--The re-'wilding' of parts of America.
--The EPA's Water Body Connectivity Report
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Air Date: November 18, 2013
Host: Vic Eliason
Guest: Ken Ham
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Ken Ham is the President, CEO and Founder of Answers in Genesis and the highly acclaimed Creation Museum. Ken is the author of many books on Genesis including the eye opening 'Already Gone' on why so many young people have left the church and 'Already Compromised' that looks at Christian colleges and how they treat the authority of the Bible. Ken joined Vic to discuss his latest book 'Six Days: The Age of the Earth and the Decline of the Church.'
Why do so many Christians people and even leaders resist the idea of a six-day creation? It isn't because of what the Bible says, it's because they want to force man's ideas into the Bible and reinterpret it which is an undermining of biblical authority. This is rather unusual when you consider that, as Ken noted,
the Hebrew word for 'day' is used over 2,300 times in the Old Testament yet no one questions what it means everywhere else outside of Genesis 1.
Ken looks at this decline problem from a number of angles. For example, one of the chapters in his book is titled, 'What is Science?' Science simply means 'knowledge'. There's operational/observational science that both Christians and non-Christians have and historical science which is knowledge about the past. The problem is, the secular world mixes historical science with technology and calls this amalgamation 'science'. This has caused many to think that if they give up their millions-of-years assumption they're giving up science.
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Air Date: November 18, 2013
Host: Vic Eliason
Guest: Ken Ham
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Ken Ham is the President, CEO and Founder of Answers in Genesis and the highly acclaimed Creation Museum. Ken is the author of many books on Genesis including the eye opening 'Already Gone' on why so many young people have left the church and 'Already Compromised' that looks at Christian colleges and how they treat the authority of the Bible. Ken joined Vic to discuss his latest book 'Six Days: The Age of the Earth and the Decline of the Church.'
Why do so many Christians people and even leaders resist the idea of a six-day creation? It isn't because of what the Bible says, it's because they want to force man's ideas into the Bible and reinterpret it which is an undermining of biblical authority. This is rather unusual when you consider that, as Ken noted,
the Hebrew word for 'day' is used over 2,300 times in the Old Testament yet no one questions what it means everywhere else outside of Genesis 1.
Ken looks at this decline problem from a number of angles. For example, one of the chapters in his book is titled, 'What is Science?' Science simply means 'knowledge'. There's operational/observational science that both Christians and non-Christians have and historical science which is knowledge about the past. The problem is, the secular world mixes historical science with technology and calls this amalgamation 'science'. This has caused many to think that if they give up their millions-of-years assumption they're giving up science.
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To obtain a copy of: 'Six Days: The Age of the Earth and the Decline of the Church' for a donation of $17 or two copies for $30 call 1-800-729-9829.
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