The following contains recommended links covering a variety of important topics. More links will be added in the future.
Abortion
Abortion Facts: A very thorough site discussing abortion, human life as well as providing helpful resources for those thinking about ending their child's life. They also discuss forgiveness for those who have gone through an abortion (God can and will forgive you!).
Abort73: This ministry targets a younger audience (teens and college students). Their website is reflects this goal and provides a wealth of information about abortion.
Center for Bio-Ethical Reform: provides a good amount of statistical information about abortion, its prevalence, etc.
Apologetics
Alpha and Omega Ministries: James White confronts a wide variety of issues. His doctrinal approach is Calvinism.
CARM: Excellent site covering a multitude of topics (Mormonsm JW's, etc.) very well.
RZM: Ravi Zacharias Ministry is committed to changing culture and challenging minds.
Reasonable Faith: Dr. William Lane Craig is one of the brightest minds in the Christian faith. This site will always be worth your time. Be sure to watch his debates!
Stand to Reason: Greg Koukl leads this ministry, which does a very good job on the issues addressed.
Bible: Bible Gateway is an online Bible tool. Don't just read the Word, surf the Word!
Christian Living: Crosswalk is a great one-stop shop for insight regarding Christian living.
Manhood and Womanhood: The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood discusses pertinent regarding about manhood and womanhood. This is especially important in a day when society blurs the lines such that men no longer know what it means to be a man and women no longer know what it is for them to be a woman (in the most positive sense of both terms!).
Martyrs: Voice of the Martyrs keeps us updated on the sad but true facts regarding Christian martyrs in the world today.
Separation of Church and State
Our Documents: this government site lists one hundred of the most significant documents in U.S. history.
Annals of Congress: the Library of Congress makes available thousands of original documents from our nation's history. Take a look and read our Founding Fathers' thoughts for yourself.
Avalon Project: Yale Law School launched this site to "...mount digital documents relevant to the fields of Law, History, Economics, Politics, Diplomacy and Government." This excellent resource contains a variety of documents spanning several thousand years (from 450 BC to the present) including some key state constitutions from the founding era of our nation.
Bill of Rights: the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
Charters of Freedom: more original documents and historical summaries provided by the federal government regarding our nation's founding years.
Declaration of Independence: take a few minutes and read one of the most important documents in American history. Note two things: 1) the twenty seven reasons given for our nation's independence and 2) the four different times this federal document appeals to God (thus establishing our nation based upon, and not without, religion).
Wall Builders: the leading resource for quality information regarding separation of church and state. Spend time on this site and you will be well informed regarding the purposes of America's Founding Fathers.
U.S. Constitution: read it again or for the first time! Note that the phrase "separation of church and state" is notably absent. Also, keep in mind that when Section VI says that "no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States" this refers to the federal level and not to the states. In fact, most states had a religious test after the Declaration of Independence was adopted (July 4, 1776) as well as long after the U.S. Constiution was adopted (September 17, 1787). This was viewed as being harmonious with the U.S. Constitution.
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