Citizen LInk~ Dinesh D'Souza Talks About Life After Death

 

TOP STORY Dec. 11, 2009   Friday Five: Dinesh D'Souza Talks About Life After Death Kim Trobee, editor 'If we can defend the resurrection as a historical event, if it makes sense historically, then the Christian view of the afterlife rises above the pack.' Dinesh D'Souza is the cofounder and director of the Y God Institute. He served as a White House policy analyst during the Reagan administration. He's authored several books, including What's So Great About Christianity and his latest, Life After Death: The Evidence. He lives in California with his wife Dixie and their daughter Danielle. 1. Tell me about your interest in life after death. I think the topic of life after death is an interesting one, because if you're a religious believer or seeker or even a non-believer, you have to wonder, is that the end or is there something more? Read More                     VIDEO FEATURES   NEWS   The Senate set aside an effort to drop federal funding of abortion from health care reform. Stuart Shepard talks to Focus on the Family Action's Federal Policy Analyst Ashley Horne. Although the people in one state have made their support for marriage clear, one man has been instrumental in keeping them from voting on the issue. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard goes to Indiana to find an explanation. 'Stand for Christmas' Campaign Takes Off University of Minnesota Considers Controversial Education Requirements New York Mulls Fetal-Homicide Bill                           ALSO OF NOTE   FOCUS ON THE FAMILY RESOURCE   PluggedIn Movie Review: The Princess and the Frog Tiana wants a restaurant. Prince Naveen wants to get married. But when they get mixed up in New Orleans-style Voodoo, both of their dreams seem to, um, croak in Disney's return to classic-style animation. COMMENTARY: Things That Make You Go 'Hmm': New York Gay Marriage Vote Joseph Addabbo is a Democrat in the New York Senate who voted "no" on the same-sex marriage bill. Listen online to the day's top radio news stories, hosted by Kim Trobee.                        Citizen Magazine If you think traditional marriage is worth defending, if you're alarmed by children who encounter pornography on the local library computer, if you're offended that the Boy Scouts are under attack, and you want to know what you can do about it—read Citizen magazine. Citizen gives you information no one else offers—stories that set the record straight on the issues that affect your family, your neighborhood, and your church—plus stories of local heroes who've overcome great odds (and their own fears) and stood up for the values you cherish, along with practical steps that help you make a difference. Recommended for anyone who wants a nation that honors faith, family, and freedom. 1 Year Subscription - 10 Issues $24             QUOTEWORTHY   "Oppressors can tyrannize only when they achieve a standing army, an enslaved press, and a disarmed populace." — President James Madison           citizenlink.com | about us | contact us | focusaction.org | focusonthefamily.com Copyright © 2009, Focus on the Family Action. All rights reserved. International copyright secured. For information on reprints, forwarding and other information, here

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if you're a religious believer or seeker or even a non-believer, you have to wonder, is that the end or is there something more?