Producer's Desk — March, 2008

What is “The Producer’s Desk”?

As you know, Richard Land LIVE! is a once-a-week broadcast. This is fine and good, but some of us are—let’s be honest—borderline ‘addicts’ when it comes to reading the news and blogs. Fear not! This is where the Producer’s Desk fills that Sunday-through-Friday void when RLL is not broadcasting.

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We hope you enjoy!

-The Producers

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Notable articles from ERLC.com

posted by Producer on 03.17.2008

Topics: alcohol, abortion, culture, economy, gambling, religion

Life Should Be Valued, Not Neglected

Has the buckle of the Bible belt become the Mecca of gambling?

Churches have contributed to the success of America by encouraging virtue, but social science research has also shown that churches provide direct and indirect economic and social benefits to communities.

Also, some states reconsider Sunday alcohol laws and increasing the alcohol content of beer.

posted by Producer on 03.14.2008

Topics: politics, racial reconcilation

Richard’s latest post at Casting Stones

posted by Producer on 03.13.2008

Topics: culture, human rights, prostitution

Richard posts at Casting Stones.

posted by Producer on 03.13.2008

Topics: baptists, environment

The folks at Cornwall chime in on the Southern Baptist global warming hubbub.

Continue reading Cornwall Alliance :: Perceived Southern Baptist Split on Global Warming Evaporating...

posted by Producer on 03.10.2008

Topics: baptists, environment

Dr. Richard Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, issued the following statement today regarding the recently released “Southern Baptist Declaration on the Environment and Climate Change…” Read the complete statement at ERLC.com

posted by Matt Hawkins on 03.08.2008

Topics: islamic extremism, religious freedom, war

Dr. Land’s most recent post to Beliefnet:

“…These countries are just a few of the examples of the fact that when given the opportunity, majority Muslim countries embrace free elections, and when they exercise their franchise, they do not choose radical Islamist candidates to represent them. That is why the radicals try to murder and terrorize their way to power – like all totalitarians, they don’t do well in the democratic process. Could the Bush doctrine of promoting free and fair elections in Muslim majority countries – actually be working?” Read the rest at Beliefnet…

“Suing Al Gore?” and other random Tuesday reading

posted by Producer on 03.04.2008

Topics: conservatism, history, evangelicals, homosexuality, mainstream media, technology

The founder of the Weather Channel calls global warming a fraud, suggests suing Al Gore.

More links on that subject after the break.

Also after the break:

  • Obama: Sermon on the Mount supports gay civil unions
  • Goldwater, the John Birch Society, and Me - William F. Buckley, Jr.
  • Web surpasses TV, papers as top news source
  • What, Exactly, Is An Evangelical?

Continue reading “Suing Al Gore?” and other random Tuesday reading...

posted by Richard Land on 03.03.2008

Topics: conservatism, baptists, culture, religious freedom

I’ve posted a new entry at the Newsweek/Washington Post On Faith blog in response to this question:

“According to a new Pew Forum survey, more than 4 in 10 Americans have switched their religious affiliation since childhood or dropped out of any formal religious group. Is this a mark of the health or sickness of American religion?” - Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham

posted by Richard Land on 03.03.2008

Topics: islamic extremism, politics, war

America’s National Security At Risk - Richard Land

“Americans are less safe today from terrorists than two weeks ago. On Feb. 16, a critical law authorizing our intelligence community to monitor foreign terrorists’ communications expired… Liberals in Congress appear more interested in empowering the lawyers to sue the telecommunications companies than they are in providing for the security of United States citizens…” - Richard Land

Continue reading America’s National Security At Risk...

Climate change update - Global cooling?

posted by Matt Hawkins on 02.29.2008

Topics: economy, environment

Some highlighted items from our friends at The Cornwall Alliance. Subscribe to their newsletter.

This is a mere smidgen of the nuggets that the Cornwall Alliance newsletter highlights. Don’t miss out on this timely information and sign up for the Alliance’s newsletter here.

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