Poll: Most Americans See Flawed Moral Compass

ROME (AP)  A new poll conducted for the Knights of Columbus finds that more than 70 percent of Americans believe the nation's moral compass is pointed in the wrong direction. The Roman Catholic group's Supreme Knight,...[more]

One Month After Ike, Ohioans Still Clearing Debris

DAYTON, Ohio (AP)  Last month's windstorm continues to generate extra work and extra business in western Ohio as residents and cities clean up the mess. High winds from Hurricane Ike hit Ohio on Sept. 14, scattering...[more]

Ohio Picks New Schools Chief

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)  Ohio has a new state schools superintendent. Following a national search, the state Board of Education selected Deborah Delisle, who is superintendent of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights...[more]

Study: Proposed Casino Would Hurt Ohio Lottery

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)  A conservative think tank says tax revenue from the Ohio Lottery would be reduced if voters pass a November ballot issue approving a casino in southwest Ohio. Jeffrey Hooke, an adjunct scholar for...[more]

Coach Takes Team Prayer Case to Supreme Court

EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP)  A high school football coach from New Jersey is taking his team prayer lawsuit to the nation's highest court. East Brunswick High School football coach Marcus Borden has asked the Supreme...[more]

Christians Denounce Attacks by Hindus in India

NEW DELHI (AP)  Indian church leaders say dozens of slain Christians were "sacrificial lambs" targeted by hard-line Hindus seeking an advantage in upcoming national elections. The All India Christian Council...[more]

Federal Court: Ohio Must Check Voter Registrations

CINCINNATI (AP)  A federal appeals court has ordered Ohio's top elections official to set up a system by Friday to verify new voters' eligibility. The full 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati has upheld an...[more]

Biden Rips McCain During Bus Tour of Eastern Ohio

WARREN, Ohio (AP)  Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden has told an Ohio audience that John McCain's new stump speech is more of the same. Senator Biden says the man heading the Republican ticket is offering...[more]

Preacher's Belongings Stolen While He Preached

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP)  Authorities in Texas are looking for two people who stole a preacher's wallet and went on a shopping spree while he was giving a sermon about showing mercy to others. Rev. Rob Hamby was the guest...[more]

City Funding for Jesus Statue Called Unconstitutional

EDMOND, Okla. (AP)  An Oklahoma City suburb's partial funding of a 26-inch-tall statue of Jesus is being called unconstitutional by Americans United for Separation of Church and State. The Edmond Visual Arts Commission...[more]

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October 10

Article: "Seeing Christ in the Old Testament": Dr. Russell Fuller, Professor of O.T. Interpretation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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Christians and Voting
Cedarville University's History and Government Student Organization, in conjunction with the Center for Political Studies, recorded a panel discussion to evaluate the role of Christians in the American democracy. Panelists include professors in Government, International Studies, and History. Critical issues in the current election such as universal healthcare, gay rights, environment, and the war in Iraq are addressed and evaluated in the light of Biblical truth.

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