THE SKY over Norway almost literally exploded December 9, 2009, the night before President Barack Obama arrived in Oslo to receive his Nobel War Peace Prize. Experts claim it was a failed Russian missile test, but the timing seems a little odd.
PRESIDENT OBAMA has delayed his trip to Copenhagen until the final day of the climate talks, apparently banking on his personal charisma to bring home a climate change agreement with teeth in spite of the Climategate revelations of scientific impropriety. It’s an attempt to bring us another step closer to a global government.
Our focus today was on The Manhattan Declaration, a position paper issued Nov. 20, 2009 by a group of prominent Christian leaders. In short, the declaration calls Orthodox, Catholic, and evangelical Christians to defend the sanctity of human life, the dignity of marriage, and the rights of conscience and religious liberty. Those are unquestionably values on which Christians can agree — but is it a statement of faith or a dominionist political platform?
