Category: General Entry

PRESS RELEASE: Coalition’s Response to Supreme Court Rulings

IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE:   June 26, 2013   TIME: 12:00pm SUBJECT:U.S. Supreme Court Decisions on Marriage FROM: Rev. Bill Banuchi, Executive Director CONTACT: Phone:  (845) 597-9142 Email: bill@nyfaithandfreedom.com   The New York Faith & Freedom Coalition is not surprised, but disappointed by the U.S. Supreme Court’s split decision striking down the federal Defense of Marriage Act and …

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WHY SO MANY SCANDALS?

Why so many scandals? Simple. Religion! What? Yes, you heard me, “Religion.” The present administration is too religious! Let me explain. They appear to be radical fundamentalists in their practice of the religion of Secular Humanism. One of Secular Humanism’s basic tenets is that the highest and the most authoritative entity is the human being …

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Do We Need a Constitution?

There has been much talk lately about whether we even need a Constitution or whether the Constitution just “gets in the way of progress” as posited by Georgetown Law Professor, Michael Seidman, in his essay recently published by the New York Times called “Let’s Give Up on the Constitution.” It’s important for people of faith, …

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WHAT THE PRESIDENT’S INAUGURAL SPEECH TELLS US

As I listened to the President’s inaugural speech I couldn’t help but feel grieved for my country. At a time when we could be celebrating equality and unity, I heard nothing but divisiveness, and a determination to push through an agenda rooted in liberation theology with the clear intent of getting reparations for the injustices …

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WINNING STRATEGIES FOR 2013

As we head into 2013 and four more years of an Obama presidency, and its consequences, Christians and all freedom-loving Americans need to be clear on a plan moving forward. Let me propose three specific strategies that represent a different course than the failed course we have followed until now. 1. RECAPTURE LANGUAGE Whoever defines …

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MY TAKE ON THE 2012 ELECTIONS

It’s been a week since the elections, and I have taken the entire week to pray, meditate and discern what lessons are to be gained from the events of November 6th. First of all, my heart breaks at the condition of the Church. Unfortunately, there is still much racism in the Church as evidenced by …

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