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  By James Wilson   It was raining throughout Central and Southern California in May.  This is a praise to the Lord, but not the coming millennium.  We have had abundant rains from time to time and waters literally bubbling ...

  By James Wilson   Brother Tatsuo is a man who likes to talk about his best friend, Jesus, outside the Torrance, California, Department of Motor Vehicles. He talks with anyone who wishes to engage and leaves alone those who ...

  By James Wilson   Twenty-seven state legislatures have now submitted application to Congress to call a Convention of the States. Between seven and nine are expected to add their weight to the list, bringing momentum very close to the ...

  By James Wilson   The Fourteenth Amendment is the uber amendment.  The Bill of Rights applied only to the federal government because the Constitution applied only to that organism.  States could abridge the Bill of Rights through laws maintaining ...

  By James Wilson   California’s Medical Association has dropped its long standing opposition to physician assisted suicide.  That’s a major league boost to SB 128, the 2015 version of a law authorizing medical murder.  The Christian Medical and Dental ...

By James Wilson   Christian leaders are warning the United States Supreme Court to expect massive resistance if they trash marriage between one man and one woman when they rule in June.  Possible presidential candidates Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee ...

  By James Wilson   The Roman Catholic Church chose the eve of Israel’s Independence Day to announce her recognition of Palestine as an independent nation.  Rome is not the first church body to issue recognition to a purported nation ...

By James Wilson   As a college student in my pre-Christian days I was mega moved by the film, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner.  A breakout role for British actor Tom Courtenay, the story depicts young juvenile delinquent ...

  By James Wilson   The more things change the more they remain the same, or so it is said.   Executive and judicial branches of government are not the only ones capable of lawlessness under color of authority.  The ...