Plan A Should Be Directing Our Paths Not God
Brad Hall, nighttime editor for the Times Tribune, reflects on solving life problems by seeking God first. He shares a personal tale of repairing a malfunctioning riding mower and argues faith should guide decisions from the start rather than as a fallback. He cites Psalms 32 8 and Proverbs 3 5 6 to reinforce trust in divine guidance.
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Sex abuse in U S military study and critique by Rev Burkhart
Rev John Burkhart critiques a Pentagon two volume 1500 page study on sexual assault in the military. He cites causes including war stress gender bias and archaic procedures while arguing the root is a godless culture and unrestrained human sexuality. He calls for spiritual grounding alongside policy changes.
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Assad's forces gain edge in central Syria Homs
Beirut AP reports that Assad's government has made steady advances over two months, aided by Hezbollah, claiming the balance of power shifts in favor of the army. Analysts note renewed determination since April and recapture of rebel-held areas, especially in the central Homs region linking Damascus to the coastal Alawite heartland.
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Violence surges in Iraq as authorities extend security crackdown
Iraqi officials warn of escalating violence with 33 more killed on Thursday. Prime Minister al Maliki tours Baghdad checkpoints as a sweeping car ban is planned to curb bombings. UN envoy warns systemic violence could explode amid Sunni protests and sectarian tensions. Security forces suffer casualties while gun and suicide attacks hit Sunni provinces and Shiite targets.
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