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MAN WRITING ABOUT KINDNESS IN
AMERICA SHOT & WOUNDED: And FBI reports big jump in small
town murders
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It's hard to make up stuff like this. "A West Virginia man
who was traveling across the United States gathering material for a book about
kindness in America was shot and wounded while eating lunch in Montana, police
said on Monday," Reuters reports.
"Ray Doland, 32, was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the arm
following the incident near Glasgow, Montana on Saturday, Valley County Sheriff
Glen Meier said. Doland was still in hospital on Monday but was expected
to recover, Meier said."
The sad and bizarre story comes on the heels of a new FBI crime
stats report indicating a big jump in the number of murders in small towns
across America. While overall crime went down slightly last year, murders in towns of under
10,000 people spiked 18.3%.
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BILLY GRAHAM’S DAUGHTER COMMENDS
“IMPLOSION”: Book releases nationwide today.
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"Reinforced with Joel Rosenberg’s brilliant research,
delivered with a prophet’s authority, and wrapped in hope, Implosion will keep you
riveted page after page. It is a clarion call to wake-up, America, before
it’s too late!" -- Anne Graham Lotz, author of Expecting to See Jesus
Thanks so much, Anne. That's very kind. God bless you,
your Dad, and your dear family! May the Lord use all of you to keep
preaching the Gospel, teaching the Word of God, and calling the Church to
return to her first love.
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“IMPLOSION” RADIO INTERVIEW
NOW ONLINE
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Last night, I was interview by nationally syndicated radio host
Jim Bohannon. "All empires eventually fall. It was true of the
Romans, it was true of the Ottomans, it's been true throughout recorded
time," Bohannon said as the segment began. "Sooner or later even the
mightiest of the mighty crumble, for a variety of reasons. Fast-forward to the
present. The United States is not your typical 'empire,' but with the fall of
the Soviet Union we became the sole superpower. That status is now under
assault. Not militarily, but economically. The vibrant economy that is the
underpinning to our strength has weakened to such a point that other
countries -- like China -- are starting to believe our supremacy can be
challenged. In many ways, this means the United States is at a turning point in
its history. Are we on an inexorable decline, or can we turn things around and
solidify our position as the top dog? We'll discuss that with a return guest:
Joel Rosenberg, author of Implosion: Can America Recover from Its Economic and
Spiritual Challenges in Time? He also
quoted Winston Churchill who once said, "Americans can always be counted
on to do the right thing once they've exhausted all other options." You can listen to the nearly
hour-long interview, and questions from callers all over the country, by
clicking here (my discussion with Jim begins at 39:42 into the program).
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