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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2008
Page
3
A speaker urges prioritizing saving souls over preserving a building’s history at St Marys, arguing spiritual welfare outweighs heritage concerns and calling for decisive action rather than delays. The remark frames faith priorities above historical recognition.
Jesus Christ, creator of the world, is the source of faith for believers. Those who trust in his name are granted faith. The stone in the story of the resurrection is about people entering the tomb, not Jesus exiting it.
A reader questions Christian doctrine and the nature of God. They argue about the use of plural language in scripture, the limits of faith versus reason, and the mystery of creation. They seek a logical explanation for a creator from nothing and challenge contrasting beliefs while affirming faith in an answer beyond current understanding.
A reader comment accuses religious groups of opposing abortion and birth control while noting 30 000 Guatemalan child deaths yearly. The letter calls for common sense over religion, urges using TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or editor@ikenstandard, and states names are not required for publication.
The notice lists EZ Pay rates for home delivery and asks subscribers to contact the Aiken Standard postal and business offices. It includes address details in Aiken South Carolina, phone numbers, and mentions Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008 along with several lottery-style results.
Habitat for Humanity of Aiken County marks a milestone as Joe and Kay Buggy finance the 68th house on Sumter Street for the Byrd family. Retirees lead the national effort with active volunteers and public backing as Abigail Byrd prays for ownership and community support continues.
Aiken City Council discussed a Youth Protection Ordinance aiming to curb youth crime with curfews from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sun-Thurs and midnight to 5 a.m. Fri-Sat for under 17. Exceptions apply for guardians, work-related travel, and other safety factors.
About 100 USC Aiken students and faculty will dance 16 hours from Friday Feb 1 at 6 p m to Saturday Feb 2 at 10 a m to raise funds for the Medical College of Georgia Children's Medical Center. Fifteen teams compete as games and line dances kept dancers active with pledges based on hours completed.
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