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Marijuana, moral agnosticism, and Lincoln

Tuesday, 23 February 2010 10:46 by Greg Schaller
(CCU Faculty) This week, The Centennial Institute hosted a debate on the question of whether, and to what degree, marijuana should be legalized in the state of Colorado.  This is obviously a very important issue and extremely relevant.  The... [More]

Thoughtful questions enliven marijuana debate

Tuesday, 23 February 2010 10:32 by John Andrews
(’76 Editor) Since our big debate on Colorado drug policy, Feb. 17 at CCU, I’ve been repeatedly asked who won or what conclusion emerged.  There’s no simple answer in light of the cross-cutting perspectives from our five debate... [More]

Biblical windows on Manhattan Declaration

Sunday, 7 February 2010 11:59 by John Andrews
('76 Editor) The Manhattan Declaration on sanctity of life, dignity of marriage, and religious liberty was faulted by my colleague Kevin Miller at the Vanguard Forum on Feb. 5 for insufficiently addressing such issues as the divorce culture and the i... [More]

Self-sufficiency can stop the bribery

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 06:17 by Karen Kataline
Bismarck, Prussia's Iron Chancellor, once said, “Laws are like sausages. It's better not to see them being made.”  In the case of the current government, bound and determined to take over our health care system regardless of public o... [More]

To start 2010 right, sign the Manhattan Declaration

Monday, 28 December 2009 07:01 by David Huntwork
'76 Contributor) "The Manhattan Declaration: A Call of Christian Conscience," released last month, impressed me as a profound statement by a large number of Christian leaders taking a stand for the foundations of civilization, the family, and the san... [More]

'Freedom nationally, virtue locally' could be Right's answer

Wednesday, 23 December 2009 15:55 by Mark Hillman
(Centennial Fellow) Conservatives and libertarians fight about social issues so routinely that we assume the differences are insurmountable. Most everyone on the center-right is dubious of big government, but when it comes to protecting the unborn or... [More]

Manhattan Declaration: I signed, will you?

Sunday, 29 November 2009 15:41 by John Andrews
('76 Editor) Americans from the major Christian faiths, seeing an imminent move by the civil power against God-given elements of a sustainable and free society, are putting their names to a resistance manifesto known as the Manhattan Declaration.&nbs... [More]

Three examples of moral authority on the wane

Friday, 6 November 2009 07:50 by Drew Goorabian
(CCU Student) In most aspects of our world today, we see the increasing absence of moral authority. Citizens in all venues of vocation are striving for premier results, success, and position, and moral authority has become forgotten and lost all mean... [More]

CCU disputants find common ground at symposium

Sunday, 25 October 2009 03:32 by Greg Schaller
Prior to last week's Colorado Christian University all-campus event, the "Symposium on Faith, Family and Freedom," members of the CCU faculty and fellows of the Centennial Institute have engaged in a spirited debate over the proper rol... [More]

Socialism's fatal failings

Tuesday, 29 September 2009 15:10 by David Ciarametaro
Democracy and virtue go hand in hand.  Freedom cannot exist without a corresponding level of responsibility.  Democacy, likewise, needs a virtuous electorate to work smoothly.  I am not advocating a utopian society based on an unattain... [More]