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The following blog post is by Family Council staff member Deborah Beuerman. People who smoke marijuana frequently claim it’s safer than alcohol. But why should that make a difference? Both are harmful. People get addicted to both. People’s bodies are damaged
Meet Family Council Family Council President Jerry Cox tells us a little about Family Council and its work. What Others Are Saying About Our Work Southern Baptist Convention President and Pastor Ronnie Floyd discusses the work of Family Council and
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The following blog post is by Family Council staff member Deborah Beuerman. People who smoke marijuana frequently claim it’s safer than alcohol. But why should that make a difference? Both are harmful. People get addicted to both. People’s bodies are damaged
According to news sources, schoolchildren in Utah became sick and were hospitalized after eating brownies laced with marijuana last week. The children reportedly acquired the brownies from a student at school. As we continue to say each time something like
Last week the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court decision against ceremonial prayers at government meetings. City councils and quorum courts around the country often open meetings with prayer–a practice that predates the U.S. Constitution itself and has routinely been ruled
Many voters today do not fully grasp the importance of the Electoral College in presidential elections. Below is a video from Dennis Prager’s Pager University highlighting three important things the Electoral College does: Protect against the tyranny of the majority. Encourage
According to news sources, an Alabama woman was arrested after giving marijuana-laced brownies to a teen girl. The girl reportedly became ill and was taken to the emergency room for treatment. No other information on the girl’s condition has been released.