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Letter: Will famine hit the United States?

Tulsa Beacon

It was a shock to see the facts unfold before my eyes – even with advance warning. The word that I had heard from the Lord sharply for several years was the word “famine.” Famines were coming here in my nation – in the United States – and around the world. I had not dared…

Letter: Dems try to destroy President Trump

Tulsa Beacon

America has failed to put God first.  In so doing, we forgot that “God is love” and that He commanded us to love Him with all our heart, soul and mind. We are to love God because He loves us, and because He formed each one of us in our mother’s womb and gave us…

Editorial: Change in judicial directions

Tulsa Beacon

If you think that the Oklahoma Supreme Court is unbiased and non-political, you are kidding yourself. Even though many decisions are based on a reasonable view of the law, this court has a track record of twisting their big decisions according to a liberal ideology. The justices, most of whom were appointed by liberal Democrat…

Editorial: Morality and Oklahoma health

Tulsa Beacon

A report card is in for the health by The United Health Foundation on the health of women, infants and children across the nation and in Oklahoma. The report shows that child mortality and teen suicide rates have risen sharply since 2016 but there has been a drop in the rate of teen births. Here’s…

Editorial: Democrat to confiscate autos

Tulsa Beacon

How does Democrat presidential candidate Andrew Yang propose to save the planet? By taking away your automobile. Yang said the United States may have to eliminate private car ownership to combat climate change. At a MSNBC climate forum at Georgetown University (where else?) on September 19, Yang said private car ownership as “really inefficient and…

Letter: Democrats want to take our cars

Tulsa Beacon

Democrat presidential candidate Andrew Yang says the United States may have to eliminate private car ownership to combat climate change. At a climate forum at Georgetown University, hosted by MSNBC on September 19, 2019, Yang described private car ownership as “really inefficient and bad for the environment.”  He told the audience, “You guys all probably…

Letter: Vaping is dangerous to health

Tulsa Beacon

Two references, one from the American Nurses Association on vaping and another newspaper article on vaping and sleep deficiency, came to me attention recently. Both articles are saying that E-cigarettes and vapes were supposed to be a safer alternative for smokers. Rather than inhaling toxic byproducts of traditional tobacco cigarettes, smokers breathe in the aerosolized…

Letter: Thanks to Governor Kevin Stitt

Tulsa Beacon

It is encouraging to know of government leadership and officials giving heed to action that brings hope and change because of “help from above” being called upon. People search for hope to give their lives meaning in spite of circumstances, hoping things will get better. They place their hope in relationships, jobs, money, assets of…

Editorial: The law should be color blind

Tulsa Beacon

Tulsa city councilors like to worship at the altar of political correctness. The latest cause is an examination of the 2018 and 2018 “Equality Indicator” reports. According to these studies in 2018, black people were arrested twice as often as white people. And black people were arrested more often than Native Americans. Asians had the…

Editorial: Anti-semitic attack on education

Tulsa Beacon

The assault on Christianity by the Left is being joined by a wave of anti-Semitism.  Here’s an example. The New York Department of Education has proposed regulations that would make private schools in that state the “substantial equivalent” of their liberalized public schools. A group called Parents Union for Religious Integrity of Torah Education (PURITE)…