Latte Links (7/8/10)

Miscellany for your Thursday…

• Video of the American Principles Project founder, Robert P. George, on the Glenn Beck show.  An interesting discussion on church censorship, the Manhattan Declaration, and social justice.
• American Thinker: Never-Ending Racial Hostility
• The Evangelical Outpost: The Ordinary Pointing Us Onwards
• Big Government: Education Blob’s Dismissal of Competition, Capitalism Will Further Its Demise
• Mark Driscoll: 7 Counterfeits of Repentance
• Big Journalism: Death and Journalism – What Are The Boundaries of Professionalism?
• Christianity Today: Pointing Fingers in Kenya
• Cato@Liberty: ‘Perfect Citizen’ Congress’ Perfect Failure
• Out of Ur: Is Ministry a Job or Vocation?
• Weekly Standard: IRS: Obamacare Has Us Doing Things We Are Not Remotely Qualified For, Burdens Small Biz by Mary Katherine Ham
• People of the Second Chance: Sex Trafficking and She Dances
• The American Spectator: New Poll Shows Boxer in Trouble
• Steve Brown: God Doesn’t Need Protecting or Defending!
• The Foundry: Obama Administration Accepts Its First Military Commission Guilty Plea

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