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     One of President George W. Bush’s domestic priorities was the implementation of his Faith-Based and Community Groups Initiative, a linchpin of his Compassionate Conservatism concept. The Faith-Based and Community Initiative (FBCI) has created controversy on both the left and right ends of the political spectrum, and on the religious spectrum from the most fervently religious to the most stridently atheistic.

In our opinion, much of this debate has focused on peripheral and subsidiary issues rather than the narrower elements of truth that would help believers to decide the matter more easily.
In this article we will provide an overview of the main elements of the FBCI and the debate surrounding it. However, we will emphasize the more essential questions that must be considered regarding the proper biblical roles of the church, state, family and the individual in the provision of mercy to the poor and needy.

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Homosexual Group in Georgia Receives Faith-Based Community Group Grant
By Sue Ella Deadwyler
Of Georgia Eagle Forum
July 3, 2003

     Over a year ago, on February 25, 2002 I warned about H.B. 1407 that authorized tax grants to religious institutions.  That idea caught on because President Bush campaigned on giving tax money to faith-based initiatives.  As President, he established the program through an executive order that went into effect December 2002.
     His plan allows organizations to receive federal tax money sent to states that distribute it to charities, churches and other religious institutions to fund social services.

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Chief Justice Roy Moore Defies 11th Circuit Court
Refuses to Remove 10 Commandments
from Alabama Court House
By Douglas W. Phillips, Esq.     

On August 5th, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the stay on the order to remove the Ten Commandments from the Alabama State Judicial Building.
Now that the stay is lifted and the order to remove is in place, Chief Justice Roy Moore has been given fifteen days to remove the Ten Commandment, or else.
But he will not obey this order. To do so would be (a) to violate his oath of office to the Alabama Constitution which specifically declares the state laws to be under God; (b) to grant jurisdiction to a federal court which is acting beyond the scope of its lawful jurisdiction; (c) to ratify an unlawful and usurpatious application of the First Amendment; and most importantly (d) to concede that the God of Scripture is not supreme over the laws of the United States.

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