Entries for October 2000
By: Jerry Thacker
One of the most amazing things I have learned about marketing is the impact of price on the process of moving goods and services.People are schizophrenic when it comes to how they spend their money. They may drive a $40,000 vehicle but drive miles out of the way to buy the cheapest gas. They may wea...
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By: Mark Blocher
"Genetics provides the ultimate answers to the chemical underpinnings of human existence. Knowing the complete human genome, we will know what it is to be human." -- James Watson, Nobel laureateNo one denies that the acquisition of genetic knowledge and the development of genetic technologies carry ...
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By: Leslie Dean
After I came to terms with what I had done, I found healing and peace. But I wanted finally to give "life" to the baby I had denied for so long. This memorial provided me with that opportunity. My baby now has a name, and I have closure -- at last.Most memorials provide a place where we lay to rest ...
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By: Christa March
In 1988, while looking for organizations specifically serving parenting teenage mothers, I was saddened by the realization that very few such organizations existed. There were many organizations serving pregnant teenage mothers. However, after the birth of the child, few resources were available for...
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By: Joel Brind
What the Public Health Establishment and the Abortion Industry Won't Tell YouQuestion: "So in other words, a woman who finds herself pregnant at age fifteen will have a higher breast cancer risk if she chooses to abort that pregnancy than if she carries the pregnancy to term, correct?"Answer: "Proba...
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By: David O'Leary
Forgiveness is an issue for each person. We struggle to forgive others, and we think we need to forgive ourselves. Primarily, we need to know God's forgiveness and the basis for forgiveness in the grace of God through Christ Jesus.One of my favorite parables is about forgiveness. Matthew 18:21-35 te...
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By: A. A. Baker
This is the last of a series of four articles on grant writing. If you are a first-time reader, I suggest that you read the three previous articles (see links at the bottom of this article). They will give you a good overview.For those of you who are already familiar with grant writing, let me sugge...
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By: Thomas Glessner
Although I expected and predicted that the U. S. Supreme Court earlier this year would decide that the ban on partial-birth abortion by the State of Nebraska was unconstitutional, I was nonetheless heartsick upon hearing news of the Court's decision which did just that in Stenberg v. Carhart. After ...
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