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How Did One Family's Fight Expose a Broken Medical System? Ep. 347 (guest Scott Schara)

This episode revisits the heartbreaking story of Grace, a young woman with Down syndrome, whose hospital death sparked a family’s fight for justice, and explores the challenges of medical malpractice lawsuits, the importance of advocacy, and the lessons learned about faith and the healthcare system.

• Andrea G. Schwartz

July 21, 2025

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Men Destitute of the Truth

God's word must be viewed as his revelation. It is to be accepted, not argued. It is a profane use of Scripture to use it as a mental exercise. But even this probably gives too much credit. Many argue over Scripture because as long as something is in dispute, it is not settled. As long as they can make Scripture a series of questions, it will not be words of instruction. Here again, the autonomy-seeking mind of man denies Scripture as authoritative by using it as a basis for argumentation.

• Mark R. Rushdoony

November 01, 1998

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How Shall We Address Today’s Generation Gap? Ep. 346 (guest Chris Zimmerman)

Generational differences exist, but there are effective ways to communicate and instill the dominion mandate to engage younger generations with Biblical principles.

• Andrea G. Schwartz

July 14, 2025

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Breaking the Yardstick by Which We Measure Success

What two things would indicate that Christian Reconstruction has been successful? First, that Christians tithe all the tithes commanded in the Bible: the Levitical tithe, the poor tithe, and the rejoicing tithe, and that the tithe is applied as commanded in Scripture, with only a tithe of the tithe directed to institutional worship, but 90% of the tithe directed to Levitical functions (in particular, education of children).

• Martin G. Selbrede

November 01, 2005