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Islamophobia, Terrorism, and Congressman King

By Porter Speakman, Jr.
March 21st, 2011

The following blog is from Rick Love and the original link can be found here A Muslim woman wearing a hijab (scarf) was recently kicked off of a Southwest flight because someone thought she said, “It’s a go!” (implying the terrorist attack is on), when all she said was, “I’ve gota go.” Anti-Muslim protesters in Yorba Linda, . . .

Sharia Conspiracy Threories

By Porter Speakman, Jr.
February 27th, 2011

Article by: Dr. David Johnston Lt. Gen. William “Jerry” Boykin recently served with the US Special Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet his role was mostly in intelligence gathering as Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence at the Pentagon. As a loyal patriot in the military, Boykin was and continues to be laser-focused on our nation’s . . .

Seven Resolutions Against Prejudice, Hatred and Discrimination

By Porter Speakman, Jr.
February 8th, 2011

The following article is collaborative effort edited by Rick Love from the site: Interfaith Resolutions As Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders, we adhere to a common core of ethical standards that compel us to speak out against all forms of prejudice, hatred, and discrimination that our faiths encounter. The following seven resolutions provide common ground for . . .

Review: Tea with Hezbollah “Love your enemies”: was Jesus serious?

By Porter Speakman, Jr.
January 21st, 2011

A new review of Tea with Hezbollah from "Books & Culture". But Tea with Hezbollah does not merely moralize that Muslims and even terrorists are people too. Dekker and Medearis aim for reconciliation in a "more excellent way" . . .

Two Meals, Twenty Emails and Seven Resolutions

By Carl Medearis
November 30th, 2010

The best things happen over meals. We see this in the life of Christ. Most of his work took place on the street or over meals, not in religious meetings. My recent experience confirms this . . .