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Republicans won't be punished by conservative primary voters if they back comprehensive immigration reform legislation, Sen. John McCain predicted Sunday.
The Arizona Republican, who saw backlash from conservatives for his support of immigration reform proposals during his bid for the 2008 GOP presidential nomination, said that as long as certain provisions were included in the plan, Republican voters would get on board.
"I think it's going to be OK, as long as they are satisfied we have effective control over our border," he told CNN Chief Political Correspondent Candy Crowley on "State of the Union."
An early backer of comprehensive immigration reform, McCain later backed away from supporting a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants after his position hurt him with GOP primary voters during his run for president in 2008. This year, he's been more vocal in his support of immigration reform measures, including the bipartisan framework proposed last month in the Senate.
That plan includes a pathway to citizenship that hinges on bolstering border security, something McCain said was necessary and supported by the American people.
"Just because they broke the law doesn't mean they're condemned forever to a twilight status," he said. "I believe that most Americans feel that for these people who have come illegally, as long as they pay back taxes, pay a fine, learn English and get behind everybody else, that's a key element of it. And most Americans now realize we can't have 11 million people sit in the twilight, the shadows of America, forever."
His support for a new immigration reform plan hasn't come without some pushback, however. During a town hall meeting in Arizona last week, McCain fielded spirited questioning from some people in the border state apparently frustrated with slow progress on the illegal immigration issue. Several rose at his forum in support of stringent deportation programs, which McCain does not favor.
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With the precision of a master chef, Sheik Omar adjusts the intensity of the flame under his pan.
He mixes table sugar with a noxious chemical, letting it hiss and crackle.
"It's almost ready," he says, as the syrupy liquid darkens.
Sheik Omar keeps his face hidden. Bomb makers always work in secret.
He looks at us and his eyes are friendly and calm. Our crew is unafraid. He's clearly been at this for many years. He has all his fingers. A Syrian, he grew up existing with death and violence and a government that made people live in fear. So wouldn't a young man naturally fascinated with putting things together end up constructing weapons for a living?
While he works in the kitchen of his family home in Aleppo Province, Sheik Omar tells us that he's a man of peace.
He believes he doesn't have a choice but to make bombs. Foreign countries aren't helping the rebels enough to overtake the heavily armed forces that President Bashar al-Assad commands. The rebels need all the help they can get.
Those men across the country, he says, have abandoned their regular lives teaching or selling clothes or being lawyers to come together and fight to get rid of that man. It's been nearly two years. They've lost their lives and families. At least 40,000 Syrians have died. Someone with his skills should do what he can.
Sheik Omar shouts out the window to his kids playing in the yard.
Bring your father more sugar, please!
The kids bounce into the house, helping him, handing him ingredients.
There are half-made bombs and rockets around the house. His wife is in another room. She isn't talking to us, which isn't strange. This is his interview, and she's showing deference.
Sheik Omar tells us as he cooks that he used to work with an assistant. That was years ago when he was less experienced. There was an explosion, and the assistant died.
Better to work alone, he says.
Besides, he doesn't make much money at all doing this. He does this because he believes he has a purpose, and he's good at it.
Sheik Omar tells us he trained in Libya in weapons making and fought alongside the Palestinians against the Israelis in the 1980s. He's always believed that Israel is the oppressor, and no matter what, the Palestinians have a right to their land. In his time as a soldier for the Palestinian cause, the Israelis caught him twice and detained him.
What do you imagine happens to a man in that circumstance? But that was nothing, compared to what al-Assad is doing, he huffs.
The Israelis, they had more mercy, Sheik Omar insists.
Human rights workers, journalists and Syrians fighting to oust the longtime president claim al-Assad has established torture centers around the country, chaining prisoners by their wrists for days, beating them and inflicting unspeakable pain. There have been reports of children being shot by regime snipers, stories of al-Assad's forces going door to door and murdering whole families.
Al-Assad has claimed for these many months of violence that "terrorists" are attacking Syria, and the country has a right to defend itself.
Sheik Omar shows us one of his latest creations. It's a sleek rocket that stands about three feet off the ground. The thing looks sophisticated. It's hard to tell he's cobbled it together from bits and pieces of unexploded ordinances fired by al-Assad's forces.
Sheik Omar gingerly holds the rocket.
"From here to here, for example," he says, tracing his fingers along its body, "It's our adjustment, as are the fins."
It's a crude device, like many of the ones he makes. Sometimes he would construct something and it would, mid-flight, turn around and shoot back at him.
But these are the hazards he's willing to deal with.
Sheik Omar uses the word democracy. Syria could be democratic, he believes.
First the al-Assad regime must go. But that won't be the end.
There will be a revolution after this one. The rebels will have to fight a confusing lot of others who've jumped into the violence these many months.
Revolution begets revolution, he insists. It will take several cycles of violence before Syria can hope for peace.
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Cory Booker says he'll decide quickly on whether to make a bid next year for New Jersey governor.
But Newark's Democratic mayor says his decision has been pushed back because of Hurricane Sandy, which slammed into the Northeast late last month, leaving many parts of the Garden State severely damaged.
"The reality is Sandy has pushed my timeline back," Booker said Thursday night in his monthly radio appearance on WBGO.
New Jersey, along with Virginia, holds a gubernatorial election next November.
"I do believe I owe it to the Democratic party of New Jersey to make a decision very quickly," said Booker, who added that he would be discussing a potential gubernatorial bid with family and advisers over the next few weeks.
Tough talking New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie earlier this week said his decision on running for re-election has been slowed by Sandy's devastating effects on the Garden State. The governor has spent the past two weeks dealing almost exclusively with the powerful storm and its aftermath. At a news conference earlier this week, the Republican governor offered no timetable for a decision, but did say he'll soon give the 2013 race some serious consideration.
While Christie has yet to make any announcement, some GOP strategists are convinced the first term governor, who's very popular among Republicans and who served as a key surrogate for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign and was seriously considered as Romney's running mate, will run for re-election.
The big question in New Jersey is which Democrat will take on Christie. Much speculation centers on Booker, who's seen as a rising star in the Democratic Party. Others considering bids are state Sen. Richard Codey, who served as governor for 14 months following the November 2004 resignation of then-Gov. Jim McGreevey, State Sen. Barbara Buono and Assembly member Lou Greenwald.
A Quinnipiac University poll conducted last month indicated that 56% of New Jersey registered voters approved of how Christie was handling his duties as governor, and by a 52%-40% margin thought he deserved re-election next year.
In hypothetical 2013 general election matchups, Christie had a slight 46%-42% edge over Booker.
If Booker passes on a run next year for governor, he may also run for U.S. Senate in 2014, the same year he would be up for re-election in Newark. Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey is an obvious candidate to retire after his current term expires in two years. He'll be 90 by November 2014.
"The job I love is the one I've got right now," added Booker. "I feel blessed to be serving where I am right now and that's going to be a factor in my decision-making."
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North Korea's nuclear test prompted united condemnation and a vow of tough action from the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday.
The council issued a statement slamming the underground nuclear test that jolted the already fragile security situation in Northeast Asia.
South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Sung-hwan, repeating a statement to reporters outside council chambers, said the test violated council resolutions, and "there continues to exist a clear threat to international peace and security."
Kim said council members will start work "on appropriate measures in a Security Council resolution" and that "North Korea will be held responsible for any consequences of this provocative act." The council is chaired this month by South Korea.
The Security Council last month promised "significant action" if another North Korean nuclear test occurred.
The test probably took place near P'unggye and yielded "several kilotons," according to assessments cited by the U.S. director of national intelligence. It drew condemnation from around the globe and prompted the emergency Security Council session Tuesday morning.
It is the first nuclear test carried out under the North's young leader, Kim Jong Un, who appears to be sticking closely to his father's policy of building up the isolated state's military deterrent to keep its foes at bay, shrugging off the resulting international condemnation and sanctions.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said North Korea told the department "through our usual channel" of its "intention to conduct a nuclear test without citing any specific timing prior to the event."
After Kim Sung-hwan spoke, Susan Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, told reporters outside the council chambers that the panel met to discuss what she called a "provocative test" and an action that council members regard as "regrettable."
The test violates North Korea's obligations under several unanimous council resolutions, she said.
The council "must and will deliver a swift, credible and strong response" in a resolution to deal with Pyongyang's missile and weapons programs, she said. The goal, she said, is to tighten and augment measures, such as sanctions, against the country.
North Korea "does not and will not benefit from violating international law," said Rice, who stressed that the country has "isolated and impoverished its people from its ill-advised pursuit" of weapons of mass destruction and weapons delivery systems.
The council's actions make it clear that such actions are "not acceptable" and "will not be tolerated," she said.
The permanent members of the U.N. Security Council are the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China.
For the past year, Nuland said, world leaders, including those in China, have signaled to North Korea that if they want to end their isolation and meet their people's needs, they can go down another road. But she said North Korea has spurned an "open door" and chose "one provocative action after another."
"The question now, for all of us, is how we can get their attention," she said, adding that "it is fair to say that we are looking at the full suite of options to try to get the DPRK to try to change course."
Although Pyongyang had announced plans for the test in recent, vitriolic statements, its decision to go ahead with it provided a stark reminder of a seemingly intractable foreign policy challenge for U.S. President Barack Obama ahead of his State of the Union address later Tuesday.
The test was designed "to defend the country's security and sovereignty in the face of the ferocious hostile act of the U.S.," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency said, referring to new U.S.-led sanctions on Pyongyang after the recent launch of a long-range rocket.
"This nuclear test is our first measure, which displayed our maximum restraint," KCNA said. "If the U.S. continues with their hostility and complicates the situation, it would be inevitable to continuously conduct a stronger second or third measure."
Tuesday's nuclear test had greater explosive force and involved the use of a smaller, lighter device than previous detonations by the North in 2006 and 2009, KCNA reported.
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The United States will try to determine if North Korea has tested a uranium weapon for the first time, a senior White House official said. The first two were plutonium bombs.
Despite the North's claims of progress Tuesday, analysts say they believe it is still years away from having the technology to deliver a nuclear warhead on a missile.
"This test isn't going to do that in and of itself, but it is a significant step forward," said Mike Chinoy, a senior fellow at the University of Southern California's U.S.-China Institute.
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How do conservatie Catholics feel about the recently elected Pope Francis? Well, this bit of satire from The New Yorker's Andy Borowitz should give you a hint:
Justice Scalia said he had "no other alternative" but to pick a new Pope himself after reading what he called a "disturbing" interview with Pope Francis today: "The Pope said he doesn't want to speak out against abortion and gay marriage. Well, sorry, my friend, but that's the entire job description. You should have thought of that before you let them blow that white smoke in Rome."
I repeat: This is not real news. It's satire. But it's sure to be passed around Twitter as if real, and I'm sure I'll see a few Facebook posts (including from journalist friends) stunned by the news. But it's not news.
Still, Borowitz touches on what is becoming a concern for conservative Catholics. In July, Pope Francis told reporters he was in no place to judge the hearts of the Vatican's so-called gay lobby. Then today he criticized the Church's emphasis on homosexuality and abortion.
"The church sometimes has locked itself up in small things, in small-minded rules," Francis said. "The most important thing is the first proclamation: Jesus Christ has saved you. And the ministers of the church must be ministers of mercy above all."
Such statements mark a radical deparature from the pontiff's predecessor (though Pope Benedict indeed softened once elevated to the papacy). But they are not entirely unexpected for Pope Francis.
Journalists have been writing for months about how liberal the new pope is; Slate today used the link-bait headline "Pope Francis is a Flaming Liberal."
Though saying Francis is the most-liberal pope ever suggests a poor understanding of papal history and certainly the popes of the middle ages, he is the most liberal in recent memory.
And it's kind of difficult to say whether rightly or wrongly because, you know, the pope is never wrong.
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Sure, a Jew who observes the Sabbath could get a Shabbos Goy to pick up his illegal drugs (other questions about observance and obeying the law aside). But what does everyone else do when the drug dealers are the observant Jews?
NYPD claim that, at least like the markets in my neighborhood, a group of Sheepshead Bay dealers texted their regulars to let them know they'd be closed for Shabbat. From the Daily News:
"We are closing 7:30 on the dot and we will reopen saturday 8:15 so if u need anything you have 45mins to get what you want," an April 12 message to over 50 recipients read.
Five men were charged in operation "Only After Sundown," following an April 20 police raid.
But make no mistake, the indictment alleges these dealers were moving much heavier stuff than marijuana (which isn't really that taboo in many parts of the Jewish community, especially if for medicine use). Heroin, oxycodone and cocaine on the other hand ...
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A precept of American law is that, absent a special relationship, an individual is under no legal duty to act to help another in need. That means that a passerby is under no obligation to help people escape from a burning car. Even if the act would be of minimal effort and no potential harm, an individual generally has no duty to act unless he or she created the other's peril.
But what about refusing to have your children vaccinated? Jed Lipinski recently argued in Slate that parents who don't vaccinate their kids should be sued for damages--or criminally charged. That's going a bit far, and there are a lot of moving parts in American jurisprudence that would make such a regime challenging, to say the least. But the consequences of refusing vaccines are real.
Just ask the folks at Kenneth Copeland Ministries in Neward, Texas. There the AP reported that a recent measles outbreak at the church of televangelist Kenneth Copeland revealed that many church members had not been vaccinated:
Although church officials were quick to act after the outbreak — including hosting clinics in August where 220 people received immunization shots — and have denied they are against medical care or vaccinations, people familiar with the ministry say there is a pervasive culture that believers should rely on God, not modern medicine, to keep them well.
"To get a vaccine would have been viewed by me and my friends and my peers as an act of fear — that you doubted God would keep you safe, you doubted God would keep you healthy. We simply didn't do it," former church member Amy Arden told The Associated Press.
Health officials say 21 people were sickened with the measles after a person who contracted the virus overseas visited the 1,500-member Eagle Mountain International Church located on the vast grounds of Kenneth Copeland Ministries in Newark, about 20 miles north of Fort Worth.
Of the 21 people who contracted measles linked to the church, 16 were unvaccinated. The others may have had at least one vaccination, but had no documentation.
As the parent of a young child and as a Christian, I find this news horrifying. And I blame "The View." OK, I don't. But I find the anti-vaccine crowd to be among American society's more troubling social problems. Seriously. Vaccines are the classic public good--and they only work best, in particular by protecting from infection those who are too young to be vaccinated, if everyone buys in.
I also don't see how Christians can think that taking health precautions means not trusting God. Do the same people not wash their hands after using the bathroom?
This 2007 story from Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network--"Are Vaccines Safe for Your Kids?"--feeds into the anti-vaccine pathology. It's only slightly less crazy than when Robertson said this or this or this or this.
On the other hand, Rachel Marie Stone's 2012 article for Christianity Today explains how if you love your neighbor, you'll get your kids vaccinated:
Vaccinations work on the theory of "herd immunity": As long as most people in a given population are immune, the risk of susceptible people getting sick is very small. So people who can't be immunized because they are too young (newborn babies), too old, too sick (people with immune system problems), and people for whom immunizations simply didn't "take," are protected by the immunity of the "herd," namely, those of us who got our shots.
What concerns me about the anti-vaccination movement is not merely the fact that people are so easily persuaded by falsified claims about vaccine risks, nor the tragedy of people losing their lives to diseases that were (thanks to vaccines) nearly eradicated. Rather, I'm concerned that so many people seem willing to let others carry the supposed burden of vaccination so that they don't have to. To me, that's a failure of the commandment to love our neighbors: our infant neighbors, our elderly neighbors, and our immune-compromised neighbors. That's a disease of the soul for which the only treatment is love—best shown in the God who became man to bear our infirmities in his own body.
So what should Christians do? First, they should be educated about the real risks of vaccines--the really, really small risks. Second, they shouldn't pretend that God eschews good medicine. And then they should stop endangering the lives of others because, you know, that's not a very Christian thing to do.
August 28, 2013 | 8:24 am
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The Big Story this morning from the AP:
Since the 9/11 attacks, the NYPD has opened at least a dozen "terrorism enterprise investigations" into mosques, according to interviews and confidential police documents. The TEI, as it is known, is a police tool intended to help investigate terrorist cells and the like.
Many TEIs stretch for years, allowing surveillance to continue even though the NYPD has never criminally charged a mosque or Islamic organization with operating as a terrorism enterprise.
The documents show in detail how, in its hunt for terrorists, the NYPD investigated countless innocent New York Muslims and put information about them in secret police files. As a tactic, opening an enterprise investigation on a mosque is so potentially invasive that while the NYPD conducted at least a dozen, the FBI never did one, according to interviews with federal law enforcement officials.
These revelations are part of a new book by AP reporters Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman on NYPD spying.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly quickly responded on "Morning Joe" by attacking the reporters' credibility--"they're hyping a book" that "will be a fair amount of fiction"-- but not directly disputing that mosques were investigated as terrorist organizations.
August 26, 2013 | 5:57 am
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Nope. Nothing Ken Ham says will convince me that dinosaurs piled onto Noah's Ark.
Ham, president of Answers in Genesis and founder of the Creation Museum, where lightning struck last week and injured a staffer, is used to fighting an uphill battle against science. Unlike many Christians who actually have scientific expertise, Ham and his organization argue that evolution doesn't explain the origins of life and that the sun and the Earth are only about 6,000 years old.
But his recent statement in the spot "What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs," which can be heard in the above video, doesn't just challenge scientific understandings. It defies logic.
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"Evolution has claimed dinosaurs evolved over 200 million years ago, that nobody ever lived with them," Ham says in the ad. "But the Bible gives a different history. God tells us that he created all land animals the same day he created man, about 6,000 years ago. What's more, there are even dinosaurs on Noah's Ark because God told Noah to take pairs of every land animal."
Let's start with the fact that the Bible makes no mention of dinosaurs. Anywhere. Not just in the account of Noah's Ark. That, though, could be said of zebras and ferrets and koala bears.
But logically how are we going to reconcile anything, and certainly two of it, the size of a dinosaur being on the Ark?
The Ark was massive--300 cubits (or about 137 meters) by 50 cubits by 30 cubits. But a brontosaurus along is 23 meters long; the longest dinosaur was almost triple that length. A few dinosaurs alone would fill the whole thing.
And Ham should know that: A full-size replica of the Ark is planned for the Creation Museum.
Turns out, also, this isn't a new statement from Ham, just a new radio ad. In fact, it was mentioned in news reports when Answers in Genesis announced the creation of the Creation Museum. And it then generated responses like this:
"Dinosaurs lived in the Garden of Eden, and Noah's Ark? Give me a break," said Kevin Padian, curator at the University of California Museum of Paleontology in Berkeley and president of National Center for Science Education, an Oakland group that supports teaching evolution. "For them, 'The Flintstones' is a documentary."
Christians could reasonably disagree on what Genesis really says about creation (e.g., six days or six eras, all at once or evolving over time). But it's difficult for me to imagine many of my co-religionists believing that Noah piled a couple tyrannosauruses and friends on the Ark and riding it out with them for 150 days.
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In a long anticipated decision, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled today that a photographer has not First Amendment protection against a state law that forbids her from refusing service to a potential client on the basis of sexuality. The case is Elane Photography v. Willock, and it's been kicking around since 2006, first with a complaint to the New Mexico Human Rights Commission and then up and down the state courts. And the opinion is going to be seen by conservatives as the next stone on the path to anti-religious tyranny.
You can read the full opinion here. The relevant portion, though, for religious folks is the First Amendment free speech discussion.
There the court focuses on the fact that the law permits a photographer to publicly speak out against same-sex unions and homosexuality -- for example, in a banner headline on their website -- and finds therefore that the law does not compel or restrict protected speech. As I said on Twitter, there are two major problems with this rationale.
The first is that it minimizes the speech component of conduct. It's cliche, but actions do speak louder than words. And First Amendment jurisprudence recognizes this. But the New Mexico Supreme Court overlooks it.
The second is a point that Eugene Volokh, my First Amendment professor, made in an amicus brief: "wedding photographers (and other speakers) have a First Amendment right to choose what expression they create, including by choosing not to photograph same-sex commitment ceremonies." Photographers are expressive -- indeed, they automatically receive copyright protection, which is much narrower in the speech it covers than the First Amendment -- and a photographer's decisions regarding what goes into each photo matter. Not only the arrangement and the lighting, but the subject of each photo. In other words, creating civil liability for a photographer who refuses to shoot a gay ceremony actually does create a speech compulsion.
Ken White at Popehat has a thoughtful post analyzing the opinion. Of particular interest is his discussion of Justice Bosson's concurring opinion, in which the justice says that, despite the pain this result will cause the owners of Elane Photography, "compromise is part of the glue that holds us together as a nation, the tolerance that lubricates the varied moving parts of us as a people." To that, White responds:
Whether or not you agree with Justice Bosson's conclusion, I think it's important that he is explicitly recognizing that these laws -- like so many others -- involve some sort of intrusion into personal liberty of which we should be aware. You may believe that the intrusion is justified, or you may not, but our discussion of the subject is incomplete and even dishonest without that recognition.
The religion angle here should be obvious.
This is unlike court rulings that have taken prayer out of school, limited the teaching of creation and required interfaith surroundings of a municipal nativity scene. It also unlike courts ruling that a state must recognize same-sex marriage or the U.S. Supreme Court striking down DOMA. (All of which I think reach the right result.) The former opinions protected against the governmental promotion of religion and the latter extended equal protection of the laws to gay and lesbian couples.
But this opinion goes much further. It's about private, not public, actors. And it will be remembered by some as telling people who believe homosexuality is a sin that they need to do more than tolerate other beliefs and actions; they need to actually celebrate them.
"It is," as Justice Bossom wrote, "the price of citizenship."
August 17, 2013 | 6:44 am
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, caused a bit of a stir yesterday after he was reported to say that hearing western Christians claim to be persecuted makes him "very uneasy" and suggested that these Christians "grow up."
Williams' general point was that being made fun of for, say, believing in creation in the United States is not remotely comparable to being murdered for following Jesus. As The Telegraph reported Williams saying:
"Persecution is not being made to feel mildly uncomfortable.
"I am always very uneasy when people sometimes in this country or the United States talk about persecution of Christians or rather believers.
"I think we are made to feel uncomfortable at times. We're made to feel as if we're idiots - perish the thought!
"But that kind of level of not being taken very seriously or being made fun of; I mean for goodness sake, grow up.
"You have to earn respect if you want to be taken seriously in society.
"But don't confuse it with the systematic brutality and often murderous hostility which means that every morning you get up wondering if you and your children are going to make it through the day.
"That is different, it's real. It's not quite what we're facing in Western society."
But was his general premise correct?
Let's start with the War on Christmas. It never happened.
The ending of school prayer and limitations on teaching creation over evolution? Those are very real, but they only apply in the public school setting, as our Constitution long has required (even if courts did not recognize this until relatively recently in the nation's history). Even then state legislatures likely have some flexibility to teach both evolution and creation if the primary purpose of teaching both is not to promote religion.
And violence against believers? There is some in the United States, but in recent history the well-documented incidents haven't been against Christians. Probably the most notable of these involve assaults of Muslims after 9/11 and attacks on Jews and other religious minorities by skinheads.
However, the FBI statistics show that Christians are not immune from anti-religious crimes. For example, of the 1,480 victims of anti-religious hate crimes in 2011, roughly 9 percent were Catholic or Protestant. That's a lot fewer than for anti-Jewish crimes (63.2 percent) and anti-Muslim crimes (12.5 percent), but it's not negligible.
In other words, Rowan Williams is both right and wrong. Persecution of western Christians is nothing like it is in other parts of the world -- neither in pervasiveness nor consequences. But it also is not nonexistent; it can be much worse than just being made to feel an idiot. Perish the thought.
August 15, 2013 | 8:32 am
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I've probably never been more stressed out then when I was entering my senior year of college. Two major moments were fast approaching: I was going to propose to my girlfriend and I was about to embark on a career in journalism (assuming someone would hire me and that was incredibly uncertain). The counsel I received from many friends was to pray about it. And I did.
But I've never been one to just ask God to tell me which direction I should head next. And that's what makes stories like this one so frustrating to read. Via NPR:
A leap of faith that sent an Arizona family bound for the South Pacific in a sailboat has returned them in an airplane after a harrowing ordeal at sea that saw them adrift and nearly out of food in one of the remotest stretches of ocean on the planet.
Hannah Gastonguay, 26, and her husband, Sean, 30, were fed up with abortion, homosexuality, taxes and the "state-controlled church" and so "decided to take a leap of faith and see where God led us," she told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. With them were Sean's father and the couple's two daughters, one 3 years old and the other an infant.
A few weeks into their ultimately 91 days at sea, the Gastonguays encountered "squall after squall after squall" that damaged their boat. Originally on a heading for the archipelago nation of Kiribati near the international dateline, they changed course to the Marquesas Islands, but were unable to reach them either.
At which point the Gastonguays began drifting in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Starving, they got a reprieve when a Canadian cargo ship spotted them and provided food. They later got a lift from a Venezuelan fishing boat.
The trouble I have with this story is not the way it's being reported. (Though I wonder what my GetReligion friends think.) It's with the wherever-God-takes-us attitude of the seafarers.
An analogy would be to the Gospel of wealth, which I've written critically about here and here. And just as giving money to God is not an investment plan -- no matter what some televangelist says -- forcing him to captain your ship is not a prudent move.
That is not a "leap of faith." It's stupidity.
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- Supports eye health with Lutemax™ 2020 lutein proven to deliver 2x greater absorption.*
- Supports healthy eye function with potent carotenoid antioxidant blend.*
- Provides structural support for the eyes with DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid essential for proper vision.*
Essential Vitamin & Minerals- Both vitamin A and beta-carotene are required by eyes for normal, healthy function.* Also contains vitamins C and E and essential minerals such as selenium, copper and zinc that play an integral role in maintaining normal ocular function.*
Antioxidant & Structural Support- Provides powerful antioxidants, including lutein, zeaxanthin and glutathione that work to protect eyes from oxidative damage.* The superior form of lutein in this formula has been shown to have 268% greater bioavailability than regular lutein. Zeaxanthin, a carotenoid found in the retina, has also been shown to support eye health.* DHA is an essential omega-3 fatty acid found in the eye membranes and is an important structural component of the eye for healthy vision.*
Blood Flow Support- Contains important nutrients to support healthy blood flow which is essential for eye healthy, including resVidaÛ Resveratrol, clinically shown to enhance blood vessel dilation**, and bilberry, an antioxidant that helps protect ocular cells and supports enhanced blood circulation and healthy eye function.*
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Serving Size 2 Softgel Capsules Servings Per Container 30 Amount Per Serving % DV Calories from Fat 10.00 Calories 10.00 Total Fat 1.00 g 2% Vitamin A (50% as beta-Carotene and 50% as Fish Liver Oil) 5000.00 IU 100% Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 500.00 mg 833% Vitamin E (DL-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate) 15.00 IU 50% Zinc (as Zinc Oxide) 15.00 mg 100% Selenium (as sodium selenate) 70.00 mcg 100% Copper (as Copper Gluconate) 2.00 mg 100% Antioxidant & Structural Support Complex 0.00 ** DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)(as Fish Body Oil) 200.00 mg ** Setria™ L-Glutathione 50.00 mg ** Lutemax 2020™ Lutein 20.00 ** Zeaxanthin 4.00 ** Blood Flow Support Blend 0.00 ** Bilberry Fruit Powder (Vaccinium myrtillus) 160.00 mg ** resVida® trans-Resveratrol 30.00 mg ** ** Daily Value (DV) not established - Health Notes
Focus on Eye Health Supplements
Focus on Eye Health SupplementsReplacing the beta-carotene with carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin provided the same benefits for all while reducing lung cancer risk the original formula increased in former smokersDHA, an omega-3 fatty acid from fish oil, plays an important role in developing prenatal and infant visual systems and has been associated with reduced risk of macular degeneration in observational research. Despite some promising double-blind research also showing benefit of certain nutrient combinations for people already diagnosed with macular degeneration, a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that adding omega-3s to a nutrient combination did not slow down disease progression any more than that same formulation on its own. However, they did find that replacing the beta-carotene in that formulation with other carotenoids provided the same benefits while preventing increased lung cancer risk the original formula caused in former smokers.Uncovering the keys to eye health
Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the developed world. It happens when the macula-a yellow spot on the retina of the eye-is damaged, leading to progressive central vision loss.
In 2001, the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (ARMDS) found that taking an antioxidant supplement containing vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and zinc could reduce the risk of macular degeneration progression by about 25% in people with the disease. Since then, other studies have suggested that additional nutrients might also help people with macular degeneration.
The first of these are EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) found in fish oil. Observational studies have suggested that people who eat more fish containing these omega-3 fatty acids have a lower risk of macular degeneration.
Lutein and zeaxanthin are antioxidants found in green leafy vegetables, corn, egg yolks, and broccoli. These carotenoids are found in high concentrations in the macula and lend the macula its bright yellow appearance. A recent study showed that a combination of omega-3s and lutein and zeaxanthin could increase macular pigment density in people with macular degeneration, a factor associated with decreased risk of the disease.
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For the new study, called AREDS2, researchers decided to make some changes to the original AREDS supplement to see how different formulations would affect macular degeneration progression. Over 4,000 people aged 50 to 85 years who were at risk for advanced macular degeneration took part in the 5-year study.
- The control group took the standard AREDS formula.
- One group took the AREDS formula with 10 mg of lutein and 2 mg of zeaxanthin.
- One group took the AREDS formula with 650 mg of EPA and 350 mg of DHA.
- Another group took the AREDS formula with all four of these ingredients.
They also made some other changes to the formula, including decreasing the amount of zinc and swapping out the beta-carotene for lutein and zeaxanthin. High doses of zinc can cause stomach upset and beta-carotene may increase lung cancer risk in smokers, limiting its use in these people.
Here are the highlights of the study's findings:
- Adding lutein and zeaxanthin or DHA and EPA to the formula didn't change the supplement's effectiveness.
- Adding all four ingredients to the formula also didn't change the supplement's effectiveness.
- Lowering the zinc dose didn't change the effectiveness of the supplement, but it did decrease the likelihood of stomach upset.
- Substituting lutein and zeaxanthin for the beta-carotene didn't take away from the positive effects of the supplement on eye health.
"Because of potential increased incidence of lung cancer in former smokers, lutein and zeaxanthin could be an appropriate carotenoid substitute in the AREDS formulation," commented lead study author, Dr. Emily Chew of the National Eye Institute at the National Institutes of Health.
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To help prevent macular degeneration, eye health experts recommend getting regular exercise, avoiding smoking, eating fish at least once a week, and consuming plenty of antioxidant-rich foods. Chopping, pureeing, and cooking carotenoid-containing foods in oil help make their beneficial compounds more absorbable.
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Kimberly Beauchamp, ND, received her doctoral degree from Bastyr University, the nation's premier academic institution for science-based natural medicine. She co-founded South County Naturopaths in Wakefield, RI, where she practiced whole family care with an emphasis on nutritional counseling, herbal medicine, detoxification, and food allergy identification and treatment. Her blog, Eat Happy, helps take the drama out of healthy eating with real food recipes and nutrition news that you can use. Dr. Beauchamp is a regular contributor to Healthnotes Newswire.Copyright 2013 Aisle7. All rights reserved. Aisle7.com
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