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Our parents are the primary educators of their children.

And we work in collaboration and partnership with schools, with social service agencies, with the government, but they never take the role of the parent.

Israel in the New Testament has nothing to do with the modern, secular state of Israel that was established in 1948.

There is nothing prophetically significant in the scriptures related to that nation.

People would say to me this nonsense, they would say, well, we believe in a risen Christ.

We don't believe Christ is on the cross.

My standard answer to this is to ask, do you have a baby Jesus in your

manger? And if so, why? In the scriptures, blindness versus sight is equated to the contrast

between unbelief versus faith, which is repentant and which is humble and which turns away from self.

Alex B.M. S. Deaconess is love discussing issues of terror while exploring

pain to make sure during lunch.

Well, it's a story that gets bigger and bigger, both figuratively and literally.

The New York Times headline, Roman Catholic churches see a surge of new converts.

Bishops are trying to understand what's behind the wave.

People joining the church describe their reasons as highly personal.

I wonder what that is supposed to mean.

Greetings, and welcome to issues, et cetera, live on this Wednesday afternoon, April 1st.

I'm Todd Wilkin.

Thanks for tuning us in.

Terry Mattingly joins us to talk about media coverage of a surge in converts to Roman Catholicism.

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