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Ode to Peanut

Ode to Peanut

By Judie Brown The local squirrel donned his cowboy hat so adorable.But then the animal authorities took his life, so horrible!They feared Peanut might have rabies,And unlike so many preborn babies,This furry critter was mourned. In a nation that can focus on an animal with all the compassion it can muster, one need not wonder why this same country shuns innocent human beings by the millions....

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Saving Babies Enslaves Their Mothers?

By Judie Brown Ohio representative Janine Boyd (D) drafted an amendment to the Ohio Heartbeat Bill that would have been a radical departure from such laws. Her proposed amendment would have exempted black babies from protection under that law. Fortunately, Governor...

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Millions of Tiny Crucifixions

It has often been said that without the Crucifixion there would be no Resurrection. This is what we witness during these three days beginning with Holy Thursday and culminating Easter Sunday morning. The word crucifixion, defined as an “extreme and painful punishment”...

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Dancing with the Devil

By Judie Brown In this era of personal truth versus universal truth as set forth by God, human beings can get into all sorts of trouble. By using personal opinion to replace objective truth, awful things can happen. We see an example of this in Georgia, where...

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A Culture of Moral Imbeciles

By Judie Brown When I heard Fox reporter Chris Stirewalt use the term “moral imbeciles” to describe politicians who are hung up on false narratives created out of thin air, I thought the term was brilliant. It describes people who are totally out of touch with...

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Respectable Savagery Exposed

By Judie Brown Abby Johnson—pro-life leader, author, and teacher—recently told Celebrate Life Magazine that “Unplanned is not just my story; it’s the story of all of you who have been fighting in the pro-life movement. I believe this film will be one of the things...

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