Paul Steven Ghiringhelli

  • Israel Calls Ceasefire in Gaza

    Israel Calls Ceasefire in Gaza

    Israel’s prime minister initiated a unilateral ceasefire over the weekend while also addressing the devastation faced by Palestinians in Gaza.

    Israel Calls Ceasefire in Gaza[01.19.09] Israel agreed to a ceasefire Saturday after its three-week operation in Gaza significantly disrupted anti-Israel military operations ran by Hamas, an Islamic militant group and U.S.-classified terrorist organization that violently seized control of Gaza in 2007.

    “Conditions have been created [in Gaza] so that our targets, as defined when we launched the operation, have been fully achieved, and more so,” said Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. “Hamas was badly stricken, both in terms of its military capabilities and in the infrastructure of its regime.

    “Its leaders are in hiding,” he said. “Many of its members have been killed. The factories in which its missiles were manufactured have been destroyed. The smuggling routes, through dozens of tunnels, have been bombed. The Hamas’s capabilities for conveying weapons within the Gaza Strip have been damaged.”

  • Obama Helps Finance Overseas Abortions

    Obama Helps Finance Overseas Abortions

    By overturning the Mexico City Policy, or the so-called ‘global gag rule,’ President Obama will free up taxpayer money to finance abortions abroad.

    Obama to Help Finance Overseas Abortions

    Jan. 23, 2009 — The day after the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, President Barack Obama signed an executive order repealing the so-called Mexico City Policy, a regulation from the Reagan-era that prohibited U.S. funds from going to organizations that promote or perform abortions abroad.

    Known by critics as the “global gag rule,” the Mexico City Policy bans U.S.-funded organizations from promoting abortion overseas. Depending on his view on abortion, nearly every president has either upheld or repealed the policy since Ronald Reagan established it in 1984.

  • Roe v. Wade: What Would Obama Do?

    Roe v. Wade: What Would Obama Do?

    Thirty-six years after the 1973 landmark case made abortion-on-demand legal, many Christians worry President Barack Obama will turn back the clock on years of progress made by the pro-life movement.

    Roe v. Wade: What Would Obama Do? Jan. 22, 2009 — As tens of thousands of Americans descended on the National Mall for today’s March for Life, the 35th annual protest of the 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion decision, pro-life groups expressed concern that President Barack Obama will use his power to strengthen the abortion industry worldwide.

    “Today is the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and abortions here in the U.S. are at their lowest number in years,” said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List (SBA List). “So it’s unfortunate that President Obama is poised to make subsidizing abortion abroad one of his first priorities. I strongly urge President Obama to reconsider his decision to bypass the will of American taxpayers and promote the radical agenda of the abortion lobby.”

  • Ted Haggard Says He’s ‘Miserable’ in New Film

    An HBO documentary that airs next month follows the disgraced evangelical pastor to Arizona, after he was dismissed from his former church in Colorado amid a drug and sex scandal. Dec. 26, 2008 — Former pastor Ted Haggard admits in a new HBO documentary titled The Trials of Ted Haggard that he was guilty of …

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  • Leaders Concerned by Haggard Church Visit

    Leaders Concerned by Haggard Church Visit


    Ministers involved in restoring the former pastor questioned whether he was ready to return to the pulpit.
    Leaders Concerned by Haggard Church Visit

    Nov. 21, 2008 -- Prominent Christian leaders expressed concern in November over Ted Haggard’s appearance at an Illinois church, where he repeatedly apologized for the scandal that led to his dismissal from the Colorado megachurch he founded.

     

    The leaders were involved in restoring Haggard after he left New Life Church in 2006 amid accusations that he solicited a male prostitute and purchased methamphetamines. Noting that Haggard had distanced himself from the restoration process, the leaders questioned whether his speaking at Open Bible Fellowship in Morrison, Ill., on Nov. 2 was premature.

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