Uneasy Bedfellows and other links

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* 5 Simple Ways to Teach Your Children Theology -- "You don’t need to feel like you’re trying out the latest parenting fad or complicated system."
* 10 Lessons from the Early Church Fathers for Today -- "They were ordinary people who were faithful to God’s call."
* Are You Aware of the Avalanche of Gay Programming Assaulting Your Home? -- "The indoctrination and propaganda coming from those advocating a gay lifestyle in our country, classrooms and culture are increasing."
* Atlanta is burning: A new and ominous threat to religious liberty -- "The facts in the case are now clear: Reed fired Cochran for what the mayor called “bad judgment” in writing a book in which Cochran asserted the sinfulness of homosexuality, and then sharing a copy of the book with three city employees."
* Franklin Graham, Muslims, “Secret Church”, Easy-Believeism -- "When asked about his vociferous and public opposition to Islam, Graham responded with a short, token condemnation of Islam.  He spent the majority of his face-time making the following gospel presentation..."
* Huge cache of confederate weapons seized by Gen. Sherman may have been found in S.C. river -- "They confiscated cannonballs, rammers, sabers and bayonet scabbards. And, on their way out of town, they dumped whatever they couldn’t carry into the Congaree River."
* If you support Charlie Hebdo, you should support rights of gay-conversion therapists -- "The way to win a fight -- a cause -- is to argue your points persuasively so as to prove your opposition wrong."
* ISIS execute 13 football fans by firing squad for watching Iraq play Jordan on TV in Islamist-controlled Mosul -- "The teenagers were rounded up and publicly executed by a firing squad using machine guns..."
* 'Moral cowardice,' Moore says of GOP dropping abortion vote -- "On the eve of the annual March for Life, House GOP leaders abandoned their plan to vote Thursday (Jan. 22) on the Pain-capable Unborn Child Protection Act, H.R. 36."
* Mummy Mask May Reveal Oldest Known Gospel -- "This first-century gospel fragment was written on a sheet of papyrus that was later reused to create a mask that was worn by a mummy."
* Uneasy Bedfellows?: Natural Law and Protestant Theology -- "For many Protestants today, and more especially those in the Reformed tradition, natural law poses two problems, both of which have anthropological roots."
* U.S. top court rules for Muslim inmate over prison beard ban -- "The justices, on a 9-0 vote...rejected the state's reasoning that the policy was needed for security reasons to prevent inmates from concealing contraband."