Tag Archives: Bill Federer
The Greatest Masterpiece in the English Language
With another school season gearing up, debates about the content of curriculum arise. Should the Bible be included in any way?
Posted in Education, Faith
Tagged Bill Federer, Coral Ridge Ministries, curriculum, David Van Biema, Focus on the Family, Geneva Bible, Holy Bible, Jr., King James Version, Reid Buckley, Richard Dawkins, The God Delusion, Tim Goeglein, Time Magazine, What If the Bible Had Never Been Written?, William F. Buckley, William Lyons Phelps
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Silence Equals Consent – The Sin of Omission
In a recent episode of Alex Newman’s hit TV show, The Sentinel Report, Bill Federer, a historian who, Newman says, is probably the greatest of our time, explained the point of his latest book, Silence Equals Consent – The Sin of Omission.
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Tagged Alex Newman, Bill Federer
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Basic Fairness in Women’s Sports
In October of last year, in a “girls” high school volleyball game in North Carolina, a student was injured painfully. The ball was spiked by a member of the opposing team—only it wasn’t by a biological female but a biological male—a transgender player. That had to leave a mark.
Posted in Education, Sexuality
Tagged Bill Federer, Golden Rule, Greg Steube, Harry S. Truman, Jerry Newcombe, Kevin McCarthy, New York Post, Payton McNabb, President Biden, Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, Terry Schilling, Title IX, transgender issue, William Donohue, women's sports
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Cohabitation—Preparation for Divorce?
Marriage is a gift from God. But marriage is in a sad state in America today, and we all suffer because of it.
I read recently about the movie star Joan Crawford who was legendary in her promiscuity. As her rival Bette Davis once reportedly sneered about her, “She slept with every male star at MGM except Lassie.”
Apparently, in the miserable and difficult childhood of Lucille LeSouer (who later adopted the name Joan Crawford), there was a wound from the absence of her father, according to Shaun Considine’s book, Bette and Joan, which became the basis for …
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Bette Davis, Bill Federer, Brad Wilcox, Claudius II, cohabitation, Divorce, Family Research Center, Family Research Council, Jesus, Joan Crawford, living in sin, Lucille LeSouer, Lyman Stone, Marriage, MGM, National Survey of Family Growth, Shaun Considine, St. Valentine, UCLA, Wall Street Journal
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