“The Pit Rule”, Sunday forum presented by Don Neeper on January 29, 2012. The regulatory process, intended to promote justice and public safety, establishes social controls and burdens varying from speed limits to banking practice. In the last primary election, every gubernatorial candidate on one ballot promised repeatedly to repeal New Mexico’s “pit rule,” which . . . → Read More: Regulation, Public Safety, and the Pit Rule
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“The Myth of the Christian Nation”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on January 29, 2012. In the next of a series on “Myths We Need to Leave Behind,” we examine the truths and falsehoods behind the oft made claim that the United States is a Christian nation. “Behind the Bully”, Sunday forum presented by Connor Schultz on January 22, 2012. Throughout civilization’s history there has been the constant nuisance of the bully. Whether it be in the school halls or, in our digital age, over the Internet. Many see it as just a phase in adolescence but recent upticks of bully-induced suicides . . . → Read More: Behind the Bully  "Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention" by Manning Marable [ 36:03 | 12.42 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (20)“”Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention” by Manning Marable”, Sunday forum presented on January 15, 2012 by Evan Rose. Celebrate the Martin Luther King weekend by allowing Evan to review Prof. Marable’s epic biography of Malcolm X for you. “Where Do We Go From Here”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on January 15, 2012. Our sermon title this week comes from one of the last books Martin Luther King wrote before his death. For MLK weekend, we ask the question again. |
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