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	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Worldview Matters with Brannon Howse Brannon's guest is Tim Wildmon, President of the American Family Association. Topic One: Glenn Beck tells Bill O'Reilly that he is not very concerned about same-sex marriage. Beck even seems to mock those who are concerned when he says "Will the gays come and get us?" Why is Beck saying these things and why should he care? Topic Two: What other conservatives are seemingly becoming tolerant of homosexuality? Topic Three: Proposition 8 in California is overturned by one judge. What does this say about America and how we are being governed? Does the U.S. Constitution provide for a way to deal with rouge judges? When republicans had both house of Congress, why did they not seek to impeach judges for bad and unconstitutional behavior? Topic Four: Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention declares in USA Today that mosque opponents are misguided. Land goes on to imply that by limiting mosques we are setting up for the government to limit other religions. Is this a straw man argument? Should the government shut down mosques that train Islamic Jihadists? Topic Five: It is the end of the world as we know it. Christopher Rudy of Newsmax spent almost the entire Clinton Administration writing books and giving interviews on the suspicious death of Vince Foster and the Clinton's reported corruption. Rudy was in many respects one of the most aggressive opponents of Bill Clinton. However, now Rudy is posing for pictures with Bill Clinton, calling him friend and sharing Clinton's passion for the causes supported by the Clinton Foundation. Why would Ruddy be doing this? Do conservatives in America see the handwriting on the wall and thus are positioning themselves for the future?
	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Crosstalk Colonel Donald Thompson, M.D. is the Christian Medical Association Director of Global Health Outreach. Since 1996 Department of Defense personnel have been prohibited from performing abortions except in cases of rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother. A new legislative push in favor of abortions is on the move in the form of the Burris amendment, an amendment that is part of the Defense Authorization Act. This amendment would allow abortions to take place on both domestic and overseas military bases. In response, the Christian Medical Association drafted a letter and sent it to senators encouraging them to vote “no” on the Defense Authorization Act. You can do the same by contacting your legislators at the numbers listed below.
	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Point of View Obama's Financial 'Reform' Doesn't Fix Anything John R. Lott, Jr.- johnrlott.tripod.com Our Unemployment Insurance Addiction John R. Lott, Jr. - johnrlott.tripod.com Verdict's In: Arizona Judge Lacks Good Reason John R. Lott, Jr. - johnrlott.tripod.com

	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Truth for Life with Dr. Alistair Begg
	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Understanding The Times with Jan Markell Dr. Cal Beisner and Jan consider the agenda of the environmental movement. This movement targeted conservative and evangelical churches 15 years ago and now we see that playing out. Beisner answers the question about what has happened to the oil in the Gulf? Beisner's organization has started a program called Resisting the Green Dragon which cautions churches about the environmentalism agenda coming to their way. Why have evangelicals fallen for this?
	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Running to Win with Dr. Erwin Lutzer Love puts stars in the eyes of young couples. Often they overlook faults in each other that later prove stressful. The desire for marriage prevents some people from being realistic. Mr. Perfect turns out to be less so, and Miss Wonderful is found to have some less wonderful moments. Today we look at a few more character issues to look out for before tying the knot.
	Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 Wallbuilders Live Iowa Town Wanting to Rename Good Friday Guest: Dennis Prager, The Dennis Prager Show

	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Precepts for Life
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Just Thinking With Ravi Zacharias
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Crosstalk Vic Eliason presented the following montage of news stories for listener comments: --President Obama presents, then refines his comments regarding the effort of Muslims to build a mosque at “Ground Zero”. --Mahmoud al-Zahar, a co-founder of Hamas, is the latest, high-profile individual to give his endorsement of the “Ground Zero” mosque. --Homosexuals in California can begin marrying next week unless the U.S. 9th Circuit moves in to stop the process. --North Korea threatens the “severest punishment” against South Korea for engaging in military exercises with the United States. --The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform issues a scathing report accusing President Obama of covert, criminal activity.
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Point of View Obama's State Capitalism: A Failure of Modesty Michael Barone - townhall.com Behind the numbers: What the Colorado primary results really mean Michael Barone - townhall.com Heated Rhetoric Gets No Vacation in Congress Naftali Bendavid - online.wsj.com Obama's Mosque Remarks Reverberate Victoria McGrane And Siobhan Gorman - online.wsj.com Railroading the Taxpayer Steve Forbes - forbes.com Democrats uncertain about approach to midterms Paul Kane - washingtonpost.com Hamas nod for Ground Zero mosque S.A. Miller - nypost.com

	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Truth for Life with Dr. Alistair Begg
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Understanding The Times with Jan Markell Jan's three guests, including singer and song writer Marty Goetz, say that the church today does not appreciate their Jewish roots. God's story has a DNA to it, and it starts with the story of Abraham and from Abraham's seed comes the Messiah/Savior. They have produced an outstanding new DVD, "Israel: The Missing Piece: The Hebraic Foundation of Christianity" which can be found at our Web site.
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Running to Win with Dr. Erwin Lutzer Love puts stars in the eyes of young couples. Often they overlook faults in each other that later prove stressful. The desire for marriage prevents some people from being realistic. Mr. Perfect turns out to be less so, and Miss Wonderful is found to have some less wonderful moments. Today we look at a few more character issues to look out for before tying the knot.
	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Wallbuilders Live

	Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 Worldview Matters with Brannon Howse Brannon's guest is Jan Markell: Topic One: Russia will start load uranium fuel into the nuclear reactor in Iran on August 21st. Topic Two: How would an attack by Israel on Iran impact Americans? Topic Three: How could Iran impact America if Israel does not attack Iran? Topic Four: Defense Secretary Gates to downsize the Marine Corps. Is the Obama Administration afraid of the U.S. Marines? Topic Five: EPA to regulate dust. Why? Topic Six: European Commission website divides the world into ten regions. Are these ten regions the ten horns that are ten kings as mentioned in Revelation 17? Topic Seven: We take your calls.
	Monday, August 16th, 2010 Precepts for Life
	Monday, August 16th, 2010 Just Thinking With Ravi Zacharias
	Monday, August 16th, 2010 Crosstalk Walid Shoebat is a former PLO Terrorist and the author of several bestselling books including Why I Left Jihad, Why We Want to Kill You, and God’s War on Terror. Walid is now an American citizen living in the USA with his wife and children under this assumed name. In addition to his lectures at colleges and universities around America, he has spoken all over the nation and the world on various national and international television and radio networks. Many secular skeptics of Christianity here in America often confuse government acknowledgment of God with government sponsorship of religion. This often results in baseless complaints about separation of church and state. On the other hand, the concept of separation seems to get ignored when these same critics are confronted with proof that some Muslims want to implement aspects of Shariah law. Why should this be of concern to anyone? In an Arabic interview translated into English by Walid, Imam Fiesal Abdul Rauf, the funder of the controversial Ground-Zero Mosque said: “…that an Islamic state can be established in more than just a single form or mold; it can be established through a kingdom or a democracy. The important issue is to establish the general fundamentals of [Islamic] Shariah that are required to govern. It is known that there are sets of standards that are accepted by [Muslim] scholars to organize the relationships between government and the governed.” Is it really the desire of some Muslims to take advantage of our freedom of religion and worship in order to build Islamic principles into our society? Decide for yourself as you review this important edition of Crosstalk.

	Monday, August 16th, 2010 Point of View About Liberty Institute libertylegal.org About Lucas Christian Academy lucaschristianacademy.com 'Anti-bullying' bill caters to homosexuals Bill Bumpas - OneNewsNow.com Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal Paul Elias and Lisa Leff - onenewsnow.com Ground Zero Mosque Reveals Deeper Muslim Problem Ronald Kessler - newsmax.com American Bar Association Calls for Homosexual Marriage Nationwide Matt Cover - cnsnews.com Who redefined marriage? Not Prop8 judge: Look in the mirror, experts say content.usatoday.com 'Ground Zero' banner hits bump in the road Chad Groening - OneNewsNow.com 'Professional left' not ready to back an Obama primary challenger in '12 Sam Youngman - thehill.com