Podcast | Stephen Mansfield

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Tell the Truth About Our History

February 15, 20121 Comment

Stephen examines a recent push to diminish the role of slavery in our schools’ textbooks.

Category: Posted Under: education, Founding Fathers, George Washington, History, revisionism, school, slavery, textbooks, The Bible, the Tennessee Tea Party, Thomas Jefferson, truth

Update: The 2012 Presidential Race

February 8, 2012Comment

Stephen gives an update on the 2012 Presidential race as of February 2012.

Category: Posted Under: 2012 Presidential Race, Barack Obama, Colorado primaries, Foster Friess, Gallup poll, GOP primaries, Minnesota primaries, Missouri primaries, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rasmussen poll, Reuters/Ipsos poll, Rick Santorum

Backtalk: Christianity, the Third Way

February 1, 2012Comment

Stephen revisits “Christianity: The Third Way” and answers questions submitted by listeners in this edition of Backtalk.

Category: Posted Under: Biblical values, charity, Christianity, Conservatism, evangelical, Government, impoverished, Liberalism, libertarianism, Nero, poverty, Scripture, the Apostle Paul, the poor, the prison system, the private sector, the state, welfare state, workhouses

Backtalk: Is Mormonism a Cult?

January 25, 20121 Comment

Stephen revisits “Is Mormonism a Cult?” and answers questions submitted by listeners in this edition of Backtalk.

Category: Posted Under: baby farm, bigotry, Christianity, cult, doctrine, Freemasonry, Joseph Smith, Mitch Horowitz, Mitt Romney, Occult America, Politics, polygamy, Religion, Reynolds v. United States, The Mormonizing of America, the occult

The World’s Most Persecuted Religion

January 18, 2012Comment

Stephen describes the world’s most persecuted religion and ways to bring this persecution to an end.

Category: Posted Under: Amnesty International, Christians, discrimination, Islam, martyrdom, martyrs, Muslim, Pew Forum, Religion, religious minorities, religious persecution, State Department, The Christian Church, torture

NDAA 2012: The War on Civil Liberties

January 11, 20121 Comment

Stephen explains the details and potential dangers within the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which authorizes the indefinite detention of American citizens without due process.

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