AG Lynch, and other links

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• AG Lynch Refuses to Defend Law to Speedily Terminate Wrongdoers -- "Lynch’s sudden constitutional scruples are ironic, given the Obama administration’s past willingness to ignore Constitutional checks and balances and attack First Amendment freedoms when it is ideologically convenient..."
• Aiming to deepen rite’s meaning, Baptist pastor in Ohio baptizes infant -- "But Kennedy did not say no, and during worship on Sunday, April 19, he conducted his and his church’s first-ever infant baptism."
• 'Free the Nipple' Ft. Collins files federal lawsuit -- "Group says topless ban violates First Amendment."
• HB2 and its Pandora’s box: I identify as black and 40. That’s OK, right? -- "Though the administration might have the best of intentions, its fusion of sex and gender raises complex questions. Race, for example, is even more of a social construct than gender."
• Holy Infants? A Closer Look at 1Corinthians 7:14 -- "...if the baptism of infants were taking place in Corinth, Paul would certainly not have written this way."
• 'It’s haunted me': After threats, wife of anti-abortion GOP lawmaker goes public about own abortion -- "I’m extremely proud of my wife for her courage!"
• Obama Tries To Pretend The Second Amendment Doesn’t Exist -- "Obama doesn't want to talk about why strict gun laws don't reduce gun violence, but he has much to say about why we should regulate guns like automobiles."
• Religious Groups’ Views on Evolution -- "...affirm that evolution and the Bible do not contradict each other."
• Seven Things You Should Know about the Civil War -- "Wilmer McLean, a Virginia resident, has one of the most interesting stories of the War."
• The Amish understand a crucial thing about modern medicine that most Americans don’t -- "Long before Obamacare, Plain communities achieved what the rest of America had not: universal healthcare coverage."
• The Baptist Ecclesiology of E. Y. Mullins: Individualism and the New Testament Church -- "Most observers consider E. Y. Mullins to be the most influential Southern Baptist theologian and denominational leader of the twentieth century."
• The Disciples in Ephesus – Acts 19:1-7 -- "The debate surrounds the questions of whether or not the twelve disciples mentioned in Acts 19:1-7 were actually born again or not."
• The LGBT Movement Will Self-Destruct -- "Ideas have consequences, and gender ideologues are only beginning to grapple with the fruits of theirs."
• U.S. flags removed from Confederate graves on Memorial Day weekend -- "I don't think this is an organized effort by a group. It's just some folks who don't quite get why the flags are out there and feel compelled to take them down."
• Why There Are American Flags on Confederate Graves -- "...in 1958 Congress chose to consider Confederate soldiers as the equivalent of Union soldiers as Civil War Veterans."
• Woman Who Was Arrested for Letting 11-Year-Old Son Drive Golf Cart Speaks Out -- "In the arresting documents, the officer said Mall failed to “surrender her hands to be handcuffed” and that Mall and her husband were “intoxicated…uncooperative and obstinate”."