Author: Randolph Jason

“It’s Just the Flu” – Saudi Arabia Suspends Entry for Pilgrims over Coronavirus

Randolph Jason

“It’s Just the Flu” – Saudi Arabia Suspends Entry for Pilgrims over Coronavirus by BREITBART JERUSALEM Riyadh (AFP) — Saudi Arabia on Thursday suspended visas for visits to Islam’s holiest sites for the “umrah” pilgrimage, an unprecedented move triggered by coronavirus fears that raises questions over the hajj, which starts in July. The kingdom, which hosts millions of pilgrims every year in the cities of Mecca and Medina, also suspended visas for tourists from countries with reported infections as fears of a pandemic deepen. Saudi Arabia, which so far has…

READ MORE

10 Reasons Many Contemporary Christian Worship Leaders Are Spiritually Bankrupt

Randolph Jason

10 Reasons Many Contemporary Christian Worship Leaders Are Spiritually Bankrupt by Joseph Mattera for Charisma News This article is pertinent in light of the fact that several popular worship leaders have come out in the past year saying they either don’t believe or are considering walking away from the faith. The following generalizations are not meant to imply that all worship leaders and churches behave in this way. This article is a general observation that fits in principle in various expressions of the church. I have also seen many talented…

READ MORE

Nikki Haley: We’re Not Actually Free ‘If Our Homes and Savings Can be Taken’

Randolph Jason

Nikki Haley: We’re Not Actually Free ‘If Our Homes and Savings Can be Taken’ By Craig Bannister for CNS News GNN Note – We report on these financial and banking crimes that Ms. Haley is referencing on our other website – The Daily Coin For the record, we agree 100% with her assessment that we are not free as long we have communist agencies dictating our lives. If you don’t believe me stop paying your property taxes and see what happens. If you don’t believe me go to the bank, today,…

READ MORE

Heart Attack or Panic Attack? How to Tell the Difference

Randolph Jason

Heart Attack or Panic Attack? How to Tell the Difference by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,1 nearly 805,000 Americans have a heart attack each year, and 605,000 are first heart attacks. Knowing the risk factors, symptoms and how to take early action will increase your chances of survival. However, what may look and feel like an apparent heart attack may actually be a panic attack, and according to researchers, the cost of misdiagnosing noncardiac chest pain is high.2 “It is important for physicians…

READ MORE

7 Questions to Ask in Evaluating Online Pundits

Randolph Jason

7 Questions to Ask in Evaluating Online Pundits by KEVIN DEYOUNG  for The Gospel Coalition One of the best things about the internet is that anyone can state his opinion about anything. And one of the worst things about the internet is that anyone can state his opinion about anything. The digital revolution has made knowledge more accessible, the flow of information more diverse, and the ability to make your voice heard easier than ever before. The same revolution has also made invincible ignorance more sustainable, pervasive crankery more common,…

READ MORE

US Senate bill banning infanticide fails, despite majority support

Randolph Jason

US Senate bill banning infanticide fails, despite majority support By Calvin Freiburger for Life Site The Senate voted 53-44 for the 20-week abortion ban, and 56-41 for the anti-infanticide measure. Both needed 60 votes in order to pass. A majority of the United States Senate voted again Tuesday to ban late-term abortions and mandate medical care for infants delivered alive after failed abortions, though Senate filibuster rules once again prevented either measure from passing the chamber. The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, sponsored by Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC, would prohibit most…

READ MORE