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Fundamentalist Journal, Volume 2, Number 7 Liberty University DigitalCommons@Liberty University 1983 The undF amentalist Journal 7-1983 Fundamentalist Journal, Volume 2, Number 7 Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/fun_83 Recommended Citation "Fundamentalist Journal, Volume 2, Number 7" (1983). 1983. Paper 1. http://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/fun_83/1 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the The undF amentalist Journal at DigitalCommons@Liberty University. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1983 by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Liberty University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TUNDAI"IENTALI.ET One Dollqr & Ninety-Five Cents JOUPNAL Jtrly/August 1983 OneNation underGod on the Rebound The Churchand Her Rights The Christian Churchunder Communism America WakeUp! I .r'-, v |<(,*,, ! {, ()L/ ( I {! t1 v *'e ';;il l-,rl llL. (; c:h:r{r "rj Fr It U, j/ e/ +- -<-r-o z,o 3,;S L <-l Fj (^l o3 i" t' f.l cm ::r !^-.,.. a^ uci r! tJ , -o aq; -a ,i >! iJ.l vm a*j Nt- 5T T Have you ever wondered why Christians are usually portrayed unsympatheticallyon TV and in movies? . Why our childrenare learning anti- Christiarrmoral valuesin public schools? . Why so few Christianbooks.rre in your localbookstore and library-even when they are bestsellers? V,lhy? Bacnusethcrc's {t ttcTLtlt)ltltc of cettsorshilt sTLteepifigArtrcrica. No, it's not the obvious kind that actuallybr-rrns books. It's somethirrg much more subtle-and more effective. The real censorstodav are hard-coresecu- laristswhtl hold the p.,siti.,nsof influence in education,the media, and public life. And becauseof theiranti-Christian bias, they effectivelycensor the Christianpoint of view -out of schools,libraries, TV, films and even bookstores. BookBurnitrg is a brilliant exposdof secular hypocrisy. It shows how thosewho callfor "pluralism" agressivelydiscriminate against Christians. It will inspire every Christian and fair-minded citizen to oroclaim the Truth and resistsecularist discrimination. If you care about religious liberty, freedom of speechand the right of Christiansto be heard in public life, you cannot afford to leave this book unread. Cal Thomas is a prize-winning writer and veteran of 21 vears in the fieid of broadcast journalism, including work with NBC radio and television stations. Paperback,$5.95 At your localChristian bookstore or order by mail. Add $1.00to mail orders #/rnosswAYBoo*s for and handling. 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Washingtonhomosexual movement and president ol Dignity chapter, without pre- No Christianwriter has ever given the subject judiceto his job.. .internal USCC pro-Dignity memo reproduced infull...mixed thisawesome coverage. responsestoprohomosexual legislation byindividual bishops. 16 bishops listed * Tax{xemptand federd funds for homo- byNew Ways for beneficial statements. .Archbishop Weakland's ambiguous let- goups. of promiscuity ter.. .Bishop Rosazza's letter endorsing ordination ofhomosexuals. .New Ways sexual * "Thedegree sourcebook on supporters: 77dioceses, seminaries, schools, parishes, publica- . defiesthe imagination of thosenot familiar tions,theologians, etc. Dignity/NewYork sponsors Cabaret Night, a with homosexudity."* Liberalismand the - "gayJib" movement:ties so bindingthat homosexualdance at St. Francisschool auditorium on Wednesdayof Holy Ruedacalls liberalism "part and parcel" ofthe Week.. .Women's ordination and the homosexual movement . .prohomosexual movement.* Homosexualteachen unite in writingsby CatholicTheological Society and Notre Dame Magazine...Dignity talks about kissinghis chaplainreports that "25 percentof all priests in thePhoenix area are basically major cities.One homosexual".. .priest helps homosexual priests without condoning their prac- students.* TheCatholic bishop who claims - "mar- in Testament tices andis anathematized byprohomosexualCatholics. homosexual "gays"were condemned the Old riage rituals".. 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