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Pat Robertson: Alzheimer's Justifies Divorce
Posted September 15, 2011 by Charlie Van Dyke in Town Square
From Huffington Post
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson told his "700 Club" viewers that divorcing a spouse with Alzheimer's is justifiable because the disease is "a kind of death."
During the portion of the show where the one-time Republican presidential candidate takes questions from viewers, Robertson was asked what advice a man should give t... read more
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson told his "700 Club" viewers that divorcing a spouse with Alzheimer's is justifiable because the disease is "a kind of death."
During the portion of the show where the one-time Republican presidential candidate takes questions from viewers, Robertson was asked what advice a man should give t... read more
Hi Anybody Out there:
My name is Wayne. I'm an older guy, been in this world for a while and it has taught me many lessons. It took me a while to actually realize that I needed to learn lessons. I'm not sure how your belief system is set up. I'm pretty open minded. I have chosen to be a Christian, but I confess to my friends that if I was in a dif... read more
My name is Wayne. I'm an older guy, been in this world for a while and it has taught me many lessons. It took me a while to actually realize that I needed to learn lessons. I'm not sure how your belief system is set up. I'm pretty open minded. I have chosen to be a Christian, but I confess to my friends that if I was in a dif... read more
The religious views of political candidates have been central to many of the recent conversations about politics in America.
Questions about a candidate's views, guided by their religious beliefs, on gay marriage, the rights of women, and their personal faith tradition are raised frequently.
So, the Town Square question: Are a candidate's persona... read more
Questions about a candidate's views, guided by their religious beliefs, on gay marriage, the rights of women, and their personal faith tradition are raised frequently.
So, the Town Square question: Are a candidate's persona... read more
A recent news story from Arizona concerned the tragic death of a 10-year-old girl. As punishment, she was confined in a foot locker where she died during her captivity.
A Letter To The Editor stated that "...this is proof-positive that there is no such thing as a loving God." The writer continued, "Let the clergy explain what their so-called God'... read more
A Letter To The Editor stated that "...this is proof-positive that there is no such thing as a loving God." The writer continued, "Let the clergy explain what their so-called God'... read more
CNN reports:
A national atheist group has filed a lawsuit to block the inclusion of the famous '9/11 cross' from a memorial at the World Trade Center site.
The cross, a fused steel t-joint which served to gird the towers before they fell, was unearthed from the rubble following the attacks. Unusual for its proportions resembling the Christian cr... read more
A national atheist group has filed a lawsuit to block the inclusion of the famous '9/11 cross' from a memorial at the World Trade Center site.
The cross, a fused steel t-joint which served to gird the towers before they fell, was unearthed from the rubble following the attacks. Unusual for its proportions resembling the Christian cr... read more
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