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Caring for Your Family

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I think most would agree when it comes to what’s important to you, you’d answer “family”. But if anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for members of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever. – 1 Timothy 5:8 In today’s modern world the family is under attack by luciferian Marxists.  They are working to break up the family and bring everyone under the control of technocratic statists.  Their goal includes government … Continue reading →

What’s Becoming the New Family Values

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They want Your Children! The traditional family has from antiquity been the basis of free government and clearly the Clinton administration was on the offensive against families since its inauguration. This administration cuddled-up to special-interest sex and eugenics groups, the two most pernicious types of interests to family integrity. After demonizing Dan Quayle for his position on “family values” the collectivists are now working to fool Americans with their brand of family values that includes Hillary’s “village” and Big Government … Continue reading →

Zero Tolerance of Drug Use

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“Our challenge is to take back our streets from crime, gangs, and drugs.”                                                                                        President Bill Clinton Liberals in Congress claimed, “President Clinton and the Democratic Party have waged an aggressive war on drugs.” Clinton claimed to have dismantled Columbia’s Cali Cartel, the primary source of cocaine, and added drug patrols on our borders and points with pride to enacting the Safe and Drug-Free School Act to protect schools from crime and drugs. The zero-tolerance War on Drugs continued to … Continue reading →

Focus on the Family Newsletter

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January 1994 Dear Friends, For several weeks, Americans have been listening to political analysts discuss the major events and trends of the past 12 months. It happens every year at this time, as commentators, social scientists and Rush Limbaugh wannabes attempt to draw meaning from recent national developments. This backward look plays a valuable role when it’s done with wisdom and insight. We can’t possibly know where we’re going if we never pause to examine where we have been. With … Continue reading →