Producer's Desk — culture
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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“Bitter-gate” or “Cling-gate”?
posted by Richard Land on 04.16.2008
Topics: conservatism, culture, liberalism, politics
My latest post at Casting Stones:
I was getting very sleepy as I drove across middle Tennessee the other day, so I stopped to get some coffee at a Waffle House in a rural area.
As I sipped my coffee, I eavesdropped on a conversation among some male blue-collar workers who were raising their cholesterol levels while solving the world’s problems. Sen. Obama’s clinging comments came up and one middle-aged man in bib overalls and work boots said, “I hate to say it, but he sounds like just another limousine liberal to me!”
Does this “cling-gate” story have a shelf life—Yep!
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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.
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Spitzer, Dershowitz and “victimless” crimes
posted by Producer on 03.13.2008
Topics: culture, human rights, prostitution
Richard posts at Casting Stones.
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OnFaith blog entry: A Sign That People Are Choosing Healthy Religions
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
- Read my response to this question.
- Listen to related commentary on the most recent Richard Land LIVE! broadcast.
- My OnFaith Archive
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I’ve posted at Beliefnet’s “Casting Stones”: Which contest is better for America?
posted by Richard Land on 02.12.2008
Topics: culture, politics, election
“It now appears almost certain that the presidential contest in 2008 will be between Sen. McCain and either Sen.Clinton or Obama. I have been asked on many occasions which contest I would prefer….The country does not need yet another round of that bitter debate in which no one wins and everyone loses…”
Read on at Casting Stones (Beliefnet.com)
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