Clinton's derision, and other links

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• Clinton's derision of Catholics, evangelicals is revealed -- "...a batch of recently released WikiLeaks emails have torn back the curtain on the religious bigotry of the Hillary Clinton campaign."
• Election 2016 Thoughts – Part One: A vote for a 3rd Candidate is not a Wasted Vote or a Vote for Clinton -- "...I actually believe this kind of thinking is exactly why we are in the mess we are in."
• Faith-based film 'I'm Not Ashamed' slammed by atheists -- "Some are slamming the film’s premise that the first victim of the Columbine massacre, Rachel Scott, was killed after she said she believed in God."
• Gospel Missionism and the Southern Baptist Convention -- "...no studies investigate whether the Gospel Mission Movement may have been early evidence of a paradigm shift in the missiological thinking of some field missionaries which conflicted with the status quo of the home sending agency."
• How the Sugar Industry Shifted Blame to Fat -- "The sugar industry paid scientists in the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart disease and promote saturated fat as the culprit instead..."
• Jack Chick, Christian-tract evangelist, died Sunday -- "Chick is best known for his empire of comic-book-style Christian tracts, which often featured in-your-face confrontations against beliefs and philosophies that did not agree with evangelical Protestantism..."
• Left-Wing Berkeley Protesters Demand ‘Spaces of Color’, Harass White Students Trying to Pass -- "UC Berkeley never disappoints."
• Sacred Harp -- "I love going to Sacred Harp singings."
• State of Georgia demands pastor turn over sermons -- "He was fired for something he said in a sermon."
• The Gospel of Ghoul -- "Those who indulge in such displays are taking something serious, eternal, and consequential and treating it with a finesse of a butcher doing brain surgery.
• Watch an Impromptu Medieval Icelandic Hymn Sung in a Modern Train Station -- "Despite the fact that this song, "Heyr himna smiður," dates to around 1208 and the Wuppertal Hauptbahnhof station was built in the mid-19th century, the sound and the space seem perfectly suited to one another."
• Who Moved My Old Landmark? Changing Definitions of Landmarkism in the Early Twentieth Century -- "Few aspects of the body of academic work dedicated to Landmarkism are as remarkable as the diversity with which these various scholars have defined Landmarkism."