Opinion Columns
James L. Evans: The Antichrist of the moment
In 1970, evangelical author Hal Lindsey penned a book that became a staple of Christian end time table talk. The title said it all: "The Late Great Planet Earth."
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OPINION COLUMNS
Charlie Harper: Liberals, elite media and ethics
Sometimes, the news cycles converge in such a way that paradoxes are revealed in a manner that talking points on issues are reversed depending on which argument a person is trying to make.
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Kathleen Parker: Likability vote
A presidential race recently focused on high school has come to resemble a popularity contest of the same vintage.
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James L. Evans: Faith's slow retreat into irrelevance
In 1981, Langdon Gilkey, professor of theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School, found himself embroiled in a church/state battle in Arkansas that would eventually be known as McLean versus the Arkansas Board of Education.
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Morgan loss didn't have to happen
Had the nation been more engrossed in what President Bill Clinton was doing with the financial industry in the mid-1990s and less in what he was doing with Monica Lewinsky, it might have avoided a whole lot of trouble.
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Charlie Harper: Ethics reform can start here
Friday, Republicans from across Georgia will gather in Columbus for a two-day State GOP Convention.
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Michael Gerson: Religion as partisan trump card
Mitt Romney did not rise on the power of his rhetoric. But a good speech can make use of any setting.
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Kathleen Parker: They ate cake
Close your eyes and picture 110 million obese people waddling around America's sidewalks. You'll probably want to keep your eyes closed.
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James L. Evans: Teaching a person to fish
When I was about four, my grandfather took me fishing. He had a secret fishing hole that was a backwater off Murder Creek in East Brewton. Remind me to tell you the story sometime of how Murder Creek got its name.
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Mark Shields: Mudslinging season is upon us
Indiana Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels was characteristically candid when speaking to the Indianapolis Star's Matthew Tully on the nasty tone and shortage of content in the 2012 campaign for the White House.
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Kathleen Parker: Seeing-eye nation
News that Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng and his family might be allowed to leave China for a university fellowship in the U.S. brought relief not only to Chen, but also to dissidents around the world.
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