The Weekly Word with Moody: SUNDAY EDITION (4): One News Now WEEK-IN-REVIEW April 29, 2012 Iyyar 7, 5772

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Perspective: Brian McClaren's struggle with truth

Peter Heck small I have a real problem with the "Emerging Church" movement led by folks like Brian McClaren, Rob Bell and others. I pray that they will stop fulfilling the words of Timothy, speaking only what "itching ears want to hear."

'Religion' now a campaign issue

Larry Elder small By making Mitt Romney's Mormonism an issue, the Obama campaign has "reopened" the issue of religion -- and that's good news for the Romney campaign.

The dark side of Earth Day

Robert Knight small Like many liberal causes that have gone mainstream, powered by a partisan media, Earth Day had some very radical beginnings.

Archived Perspectives

Chuck Colson: The Great Encourager

After Easter, a milquetoast Jesus?

Respond like mates - not like parents

Fathers important; marriage even more so

Media frenzy triggered by threat of dinosaurian aliens

Feathered dinosaur too big to fly

Successful people get back up!

Unity is the key in money, marriage

Grieving loss

Fighting fair

by Michael Ramirez

A tireless, compassionate activist for Israel

Israeli flag tiny A Presbyterian leader, through years of study and prayer, has developed a deep theological understanding of -- as well as a deep love for -- the People of the Book.

Review: 'Game of Your Life'

TV television video tiny Family loyalty, integrity and honesty, an admirable work ethic -- those are the themes that resound throughout the latest title in the Walmart/P&G Family Movie Night series.

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US diplomat in Beijing as activist custody unknown

BEIJING - A senior U.S. diplomat arrived in China on a hurried mission Sunday as new problems, including the fate of a blind pro-life dissident, threaten to complicate relations with Beijing ahead of high-level talks.

Religious colonies fight labor law

Religious colonies of Hutterites in rural Montana are fighting the state's attempts to impose a labor law backed by businesses that complain they can't outbid the communal workers.

Wives make a difference - even in pro sports

During this year's free-agent signing period, the Jacksonville Jaguars has taken a different twist to help make certain they get a good return on their investment.

Nation turns to issue of abused children

This is Blue Sunday, a part of National Child Abuse Protection Month, and churches are being asked to use part of their services to pray for the victims of abuse and neglect and for those who rescue them.

'Gay marriage' debate heating up in Maine

Both sides in the homosexual "marriage" debate are gearing up for what's to come in the November election.

Recent poll results (Apr. 23-27, 2012)

See the results from our poll questions last week.

Pro-life group seeks investigation of clinics

Operation Rescue is calling for a probe of an Ohio late-term abortionist.

Disputing union's critique of right-to-work law

An attorney and labor consultant say a union is failing to point out something in its claim that Indiana's right-to-work law amounts to slavery.

The week's top stories (Apr. 23-27, 2012)

See which stories were most popular on our website over the last week.

'Absolute absurdity' in Kansas

Kansas has become the latest battleground for special rights for homosexuals and cross-dressers.

Bible translator: 'Latitude' necessary to avoid misunderstanding

Wycliffe Bible Translators is responding to criticism of Bible translations for mostly Muslim readers.

Earlier article:

Bible translator criticized over Muslim compromise

Labor Dept. nixes new farm child-labor regs

The U.S. Department of Labor has withdrawn new regulations that would have prohibited children under the age of 18 from participating in much farm work.

Earlier article:

Anger over gov't plans to dictate child farm labor