My view: People of faith must assert righteous principles to combat secularism
People of faith have a responsibility to their children, to their neighbors and to their God to proactively assert righteous principles both in political discourse and participating in their communities. The division caused by debating doctrinal differences is long past now that the adversary is coordinating efforts to mitigate the positive influence of a person with faith. Our responsibility is to make a stand using gentle, loving, wise and thoughtful words. We need not go down the path of hatred, but instead it is our pleasure to travel a high road of solidarity.
Liz Carlston is the author of two books, "Surviving Columbine" and "The Christmas Stone." Her email is liz.carlston@gmail.com, and her website is www.lizcarlston.com.
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I went to and attended Church yesterday. No one even tried to prevent that. This morning I prayed with my family, no one even tried to prevent that. The Freedom of Religion is not under attack. What is under attack is people using their religion More..
Liz Carlston has written a wonderful article validating the use of Sharia Law in Islamic countries and promoting Theocracy.
I'm probably safe to assume she has never been a Mormon living in the Southeast U.S. either.
I just got More..
Let me get this straight. A group of atheists put up a few billboards promoting their ideas about humanist-based morality. Ms. Carlston calls that religious censorship? In what way could the valid exercise of free speech be considered religious More..