Amazing Grace and its enduring reach across faiths and history
A long reflection on the hymn Amazing Grace recounts its 18th century origins with John Newton, its anti slavery and humanitarian associations, and its ongoing cultural impact in America. The piece notes Newton's conversion, the hymn's unsure melodic origins, Civil War and Cherokee ties, and modern usage in recovery groups, ending with a call to gratitude and grace. Rick Kraft of Roswell closes with a contact invitation.
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Debate over monuments and immigration policy in New Mexico and Roswell letter
The letter argues against constitutional misreadings on monument placement and criticizes border security, calling for religious liberty, amnesty for unauthorized immigrants, and drug policy reform. It cites Jefferson and Adams, endorses Mayor Cordova and a Nativity scene, and presents broader views on immigration, border fencing, and drug legalization.
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Stossel Coulter clash over immigration on Twitter
Stossel faced reactions from Miss Jitter and Betty Orvis about immigration coverage. The exchanges touched on white guilt, stacked audiences, open borders, and libertarian views arguing that immigration is largely beneficial.
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