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Letter: God’s people need to stand up

Tulsa Beacon

These are very frustrating times.  We see evil things being done by our government leaders – innocent lives are being taken – jobs purposely being destroyed – freedom of religion and freedom of speech is being taken away — Christians and conservative voices are being silenced as fear of reprisal from the left is spreading…

Letter: Why is injustice allowed to exist?

Tulsa Beacon

The justices of the United States Supreme Court took an oath to support the Constitution of our country. Have they read that Constitution lately? What part of it states whether they should hear a case or not hear a case involving a state or another state (or states)? “The judicial power shall extend to all…

Letter: Racism and Biden’s hypocrisy

Tulsa Beacon

Non-racist individuals tend to judge other people in society based on character or job performance rather than ethnicity or social status. Perhaps the most racist individuals living among us are psychologically aware of their flawed mentality and therefore overcompensate on their efforts not to appear racist in front of others. This would explain why Joe…

Editorial: Fothergill for Tulsa Treasurer

Tulsa Beacon

The choice in the February 9 in the Republican primary for Tulsa County Treasurer is simple. Acting Tulsa County Treasurer John Fothergill is the obvious choice due to his experience and history. Fothergill previously served as Chief Deputy of the Treasurer under Dennis Semler. Semler was exemplary in his work as county treasurer and his…

Editorial: Biden: a pro-abortion Catholic

Tulsa Beacon

On the anniversary of Roe V. Wade, President Biden vowed to make abortion on demand the law of the land. “Joe Biden repeatedly insists he is a devout Catholic,” said Live Action founder and President Lila Rose. “He used this claim frequently during his campaign. He just released a statement praising Roe v Wade, but…

Editorial: Bills to make all drugs legal

Tulsa Beacon

California State Senator Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, has introduced Senate Bill 57, which would decriminalize all drug use. If passed, the legislation would include bills to set up “safe injection sites” in Oakland, San Francisco and Los Angeles. There, addicts would inject narcotics and other drugs under medical supervision. Senate Bill 73 would lower the…

Letter: Canadians upset about Biden’s Keystone Pipeline shutdown

Tulsa Beacon

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is right to charge the federal government with being weak in their response to President Joe Biden’s decision to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline. Considering that it will cost Canada billions of dollars and thousands of well-paying jobs across the country, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement  that, “we are disappointed but…

Letter: Authoritarianism threat

Tulsa Beacon

The elites in power have spent several hundred years making the world appear more complicated and complex than it truly is. As a result, the notion that a small cabal of Satanists being capable of manipulating world events as described in the Book of Revelation comes across to the spiritually uninformed as sounding “simplistic” and…

Letter: Christians are in jeopardy

Tulsa Beacon

A poll taken last year showed that people in America identifying as Christians had dropped from 77% in 2010 to 65% in 2020.  History shows that Christian Russians with the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 collapsed when the country was shut down by controlling the unions and a very small military. It was led by the…

Editorial: Congratulations to Coach Stoops

Tulsa Beacon

Congratulations for former Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops who was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame on the first ballot when he was eligible. It is a well-deserved honor. In 1999, Stoops was hired to restore a mighty football program that was in disarray. He did that and more. Stoops has the most…