St. Louis MetroVoice March 2004

What would provoke the presidents of seven prestigious geological societies -- representing around 100,000 geologists and paleontologists -- to write a scathing letter of protest to the superintendent of the Grand Canyon National Park?

Try a coffee-table book offering a different view on how the Grand Canyon was formed!
A relatively new creationist coffee-table book entitled

Grand Canyon: A Different View by Tom Vail (which has been available in the Grand Canyon National Park�s six bookstores since late July, early August, 2003) has raised the hackles on the backs of a multitude of prominent evolutionists to the point of demanding that the book be removed from the Grand Canyon National Park (GCNP) bookstores or placed in the inspirational section of the bookstores, away from its original (and rightful) place in the natural sciences section.

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A Discussion on School Uniforms
By T. Scott Muschany

Every Christian school at some time in its history must establish a standard of dress for its students. America�s ever growing cultural obsession with immodesty and vulgarity (which is often expressed in the clothing that children and young adults wear to

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school) has prompted many Christian schools to revisit the question of dress standards and review enforcement policies of those standards. This of course is being done to ensure that a standard of appropriate attire, once established, is maintained. Even secular and public schools agree that dress limits must be defined in order to maintain a level of decorum, acceptability, and modesty for minimizing distractions within the educational environment.

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PRC Spring Fund Raising Dinner March 18th
By Jim Day

In April 2003 the St. Louis AIDS Walk raised over $130,000 for AIDS research and assisting those with the disease.� Money donated came from corporate sponsors, organizations, businesses, schools, individuals and even some churches.

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A good many of the contributing organizations, businesses, and churches listed on the AIDS Foundation web site were either sympathetic to or heavily involved in promoting the homosexual agenda. The following month, the Humane Society of Missouri raised nearly $140,000 during their annual Bark in the Park event held in Queeny Park. Humane Society donations came from corporation sponsors, businesses and individuals sympathetic to the plight of lost, abandoned, and mistreated animals. In March, prior to these two events, contributions (primarily from individual Christians, churches, and Christian owned businesses) barely topped $40,000 at the PRC�s (Pregnancy Resource Centers of Greater St. Louis) annual Spring fund raising dinner. PRC is in the business of helping women in crisis pregnancy situations and saving the lives of unborn children.

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