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The Controversial Death Penalty

By: Triston Huntsmin | 2006-04-22 | Politics
There are few topics as controversial among the American government and general population as the death penalty. Few topics spark such heated debates and few issues have people so clearly on one side of the argument or the other. The death penalty is definitely famous for having thinkers on both sides of the fence with few people riding the gray area in the middle. read more

The Death Penalty, Is it Good Or Bad?

By: David Hallstrom | 2005-12-06 | Government
By: David G. Hallstrom, Sr. I am and always have been the pro death penalty, however, even though I am pro death penalty, I probably would not be willing to pull the switch or push the button. I do not think that this makes me a hypocrit. Please bear with me while I explain. As I stated, I am pro death penalty. I am not, however, pro death penalty as an act of revenge or retribution. I believe that in certain instances it does act as a deterrent to crime and can save lives. I realize that some people have no respect for life, not even their own, and wo... read more

Carla Hughes faces death penalty for killing Avis Banks

By: Danny | 2009-10-16 | News and society
The former Jackson school teacher, Carla Hughes has been found guilty of killing pregnant Avis Banks and the jury at Madison County convicted her, on Tuesday, for committing the crime. Banks was killed at her home, at Ridgeland, which she shared with her fiancée; Keyon Pittman . read more

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Spare the Rod

By: Darryn Smith | 2007-04-23 | Current Affairs
Here I go sounding like my father but what has happened to the youth of today. I’m not yet saying bring back the death penalty but - - - - The gruesome details of how two teenaged girls’ killed their friend by strangling her with an electrical cord. The completed suicide pact of another two young girls and a massacre of over 30 people at university in America have been well documented in the press. Drugs, psychosis and depression have been thrown into the ring as a possible reason for the abhorrent behaviour in the cases of murder and the seemingly senseless acts of suicide. Has so... read more

President Bush's Proposed Health Care Tax Deduction

By: Richard Chapo | 2007-01-22 | Government
Nothing is more complex and difficult for politicians to deal with in this country than health care. Well, President Bush is about to enter the fray with a new proposal. There are many controversial subjects in our country. From abortion to the death penalty to Iraq, there is plenty for everyone to get worked up regardless of their political affiliation or personal views. One subject that is less glamorous is health care. Frankly, our situation is a disgrace. By most measures, we are the wealthiest country in the world. Despite this fact, a huge number of us don’t have health care cov... read more

Human Rights Watch condemns gay death sentences in Iran

By: Gary Cosby | 2010-01-10 | Politics
Iran flouts international law to execute three men for gay offences read more

The Calculated Protocol Of Death For A Woman

By: Kini Cosma | 2010-01-10 | Women's Issues
This is primarily a request for declaratory relief regarding the enforceability of code enforcement. This case management statement alleges that the slander and libels are inherently invalid primarily because they were obtained through fraud at the state court level through inequitable conduct originated by the city police of Napa, California. read more

Should Jose Medellin be Executed?

By: Brian Cuban | 2008-08-05 | Politics
Jose Medellin is a convicted murderer. Fourteen years ago he was sentenced to death for participating in the gang rape and murder of Elizabeth Pena, 16 and Jennifer Ertman who was 14. The girls had tragically wandered upon a gang initiation. read more

Uganda faces world condemnation over Anti-gay bill

By: Gary Cosby | 2009-12-22 | News and society
Parliament debates anti-homosexuality bill proposing death penalty for gays read more

Evangelism Tools That Will Last a Lifetime

By: Aleena Denison | 2010-01-10 | Religion
Before I list specific tools, let me share what should be included in the tools, and why: ? Who God is- In todays world, its startling to observe how many people dont know anything about God or the Bible. How can we share Gods salvation plan if they dont know Him,... read more

Medical Care In Federal Prison: Pathetic, Appalling, And Inexcusable!

By: Michael Frantz | 2009-03-13 | Criminal
The Federal Government Recently Spent Billions and Billions of Taxpayer Dollars to Bail Out the Banks, Auto Manufacturers, Investment Firms, and Wall Street Companies in a Matter of Weeks if not Days. These Individuals are not Even in Federal Prison for Their Mismanagement and Crimes. Yet, the Federal Government and the Bureau of Prisons Cannot See to it That Individuals Incarcerated in Federal Prison, Regardless if They are on Death Row or Not, are Provided Even Minimal Standards of Healthcare. read more

Legal FAQ

By: isfaq | 2009-10-10 | Law
A Neighbour Has Falsely Accused Me Of Being Threatening What Can I... falsely accused of being threatening/violent to a neighbour,police come to my house asking me to sign an acceptable behaviour order(am 40 years old living next to my wife and 3 year old!) police have refused to distribute me any details about what... read more

The Cross Is Not A Fashion Statement

By: Robert Michaels | 2005-10-28 | Religion
What is the cross? Was it a medieval tool to ward off vampires? Is it a fashion statement warn by rockers, rappers, and reggae crowds? read more

Six Chinese citizens sentenced death for importing fake drugs into Nigeria

By: Victor Ulasi | 2010-01-10 | Journalism
The Peoples Republic of China for shipping fake anti-malaria drugs into Nigeria, which have claimed mainly lives, has sentenced six people to death. read more

The Curious Case of Law and Philosophy

By: Steve Ballmer | 2009-03-04 | Law
United States v. Burns was a very interesting case where the political interests confronted the fundamental justice. In 2001 Supreme Court of Canada made this decision in which it was found that extradition of individuals to places where they may face the death penalty is a breach of fundamental justice under section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. A large discussion preceded this conclusion of evidence regarding the arbitrary nature of execution. Still during the discussion the Supreme Court did not go so far as to say execution was also unconstitutional under section 12 of . read more

Should A Christian Be A Republican Or A Democrat

By: Ken Martin | 2010-01-10 | Religion
Anyone who is a Christian should not necessarily align directly with the Democratic or Republican parties. The fact of the matter is that both major political parties hold some views are in line with Christian principles. For example most Republicans generally tend to be of the pro-life persuasion when it... read more

Does the Lamb Have a Place in Vacation Bible School Lessons?

By: Aleena Denison | 2010-01-10 | Religion
How well do children know the Old Testament? Would it be beneficial to include parts of it in VBS lessons, or would it distract from the Gospel? If theres one thing those who work with childrens outreaches will tell you, its that children today know less and less about the Bible.... read more

Can I Be A Christian And Believe In An Old Earth?

By: Greg Neyman | 2006-01-14 | Religion
Yes, you can There is no verse in the Bible which causes you to accept a young earth as the only answer... read more

Can the Capital Punishment ever be abolished completely throughout the world

By: Kevn Smith | 2010-01-10 | Law
Of all the modern countries Saudi Arabia is one of the leading in the use of the capital punishment, types of capital punishments and number of executions. Saudi law allows death penalty for following crimes: Murder, Adultery, Rape, Sexual misconduct, Apostasy, Blasphemy, Piracy, Homosexuality, Drug-related crime... read more

Islamic Intolerance

By: David Hallstrom | 2006-03-27 | Government
by: David G. Hallstrom, Sr. Islamic apologists keep telling us that the religion of Islam is a kind, tolerante and peaceful religion. Every time a woman is stoned or someone is beheaded or a homicide bomber blows up a bus or restaurant filled with innocent people, we are told that it is the work of Islamic fanatics and that true followers of Islam do not agree with these things. Now we find out that in Afganistan, a country that is 99% Muslim, a man is being tried under Sharia (Islamic law) for apostasy, and if convicted, will face the death penalty. What did this ma... read more

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