Another
student penalized for pro-life shirt
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As WorldNetDaily reported last week, a principal at a
junior high school in Pennsylvania barred a T-shirt with the same message,
arguing that it was the equivalent of wearing a swastika to school.
The principal later reversed his decision after a nonprofit legal group
explained the student's First Amendment rights and threatened a lawsuit.
- Do you wear religious or political clothes? Why or why not? Do you
think Christians should "billboard" Jesus with their apparel?
Explain. What are the pro's and con's of it?
- What are some examples of a
good cause with the wrong words? What are some examples of a good
cause with the right word?
- Jesus said we are to be lights in the world (Matthew
5:14-16). What do you think this means? Read verse
16. What is it that the world is to see from us? Good works
or good T-shirts? What's the bottom line then? Don't wear the Christian
paraphernalia if you don't have the lifestyle to back it up. Your
actions speak louder than any words on a T-shirt ever could.
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SIDE ORDERS - other news
Federal
officials say pilot fired because he is Muslim - Associated
Press
The ruling by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
in St. Louis allows Mohammed Shanif Hussein, of San Bruno, Calif., to
file a federal civil suit against Trans State Airlines, The San Jose
Mercury News reported in its online edition Tuesday.
Video
Implies Lincoln Would Have Supported Liberal Causes - CNSNews.com
A video presented at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington
appears to suggest that former President Abraham Lincoln would have
supported modern-day, left-of-center political causes such as homosexual
rights, abortion rights and the modern feminist agenda.
Blind
Sportscaster at Western Illinois University Ready to Make the Call
- Associated Press
Ryan Kuro has never seen a game, but he says that's the
least of his worries as he gets ready to slide in behind the microphone
for his first live sports broadcast.
LEFTOVERS
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Monday - February 3, 2003
Court rules customer a victim only of price error by Amazon
Wednesday - January 29, 2003
New Mexico wants to fix its 'highway to hell'
Monday - January 27, 2003
Red ink banned from primary books
Thursday - January 23, 2003
Actor Questions Bush's Manhood for Opposing Abortion
Wednesday - January 22, 2003
Who is 'Jane Roe'?
Tuesday - January 21, 2003
As Roe vs. Wade Turns 30, Ruling’s Future Is Unsure
Monday - January 20, 2003
Heaton walks out of music awards show because of lewd tone
Friday - January 17, 2003
- A Hummer-dinger
- Cash-poor police to get cars that carry ads
Wednesday - January 15, 2003
Criminals keep getting younger and younger
Monday - January 13, 2003
School violence hits lower grades
Monday - December 16, 2002
Believe the hype: LeBron better than advertised
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