Presidency To Be A Lonely Existence After Reagan Shooting
The article argues Reagan's 1981 shooting reshapes national politics and risks an imperial presidency. It foresees a lonelier presidency, heightened security for the leader and family, and a shift in public life with less democratic accessibility amid rising crime and calls for reform. It links religious revival as a counterforce and stresses the fragility of public trust.
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Playboy
Share Your Faith Despite Fear Says Graham Letter
A reader asks about confessing faith and Dr. Graham urges Christians not to hide their beliefs. He cites Romans and Thessalonians to show early believers shared publicly, advises knowing the gospel and personal testimony, praying for courage, and asks God to open receptive people for outreach.
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T.R
Paul
Rome
Thessalonica
God
Religions Of Hate and The Search For Peace In Jerusalem
A reflective essay notes religion fuels many conflicts worldwide from Northern Ireland to Spain and the Middle East. It cites wars, massacres, and sectarian strife while praising Teddy Holleck's segregationist peace approach in Jerusalem and calls for pragmatic order over grand integration aims.
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Northern Ireland
Iran
Teddy Holleck
Jerusalem
David
Kollect
When Dissent is Irrepressible in Abortion Law Ruling
The piece discusses a 6 3 Supreme Court decision upholding Utah's parental notification for minors seeking abortion. It contrasts the majority stance that notification aids parental consultation with dissenters who warn the rule may delay or deter abortions, implying state bias toward childbirth.
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Harry Blackmun
Marshall
Congress
Quaint jokes and political jabs from a bygone page
A collage of humorous quotes and social commentary spans tacky insults, fashion quips, and political gossip. It lampoons plagiarism worries, Russia jokes, and feminist office life while musing on lobbying ethics and media headlines with sharp, era-tinged wit.
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