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5 ways TV tweeting is changing the world
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

Tweeting during live TV shows is here to stay, for five reasons. First, it draws younger viewers, creating conversations and driving ratings. Second, live tweets make viewers more likely to watch the show when it airs rather than recording it and skipping the commercials. Advertisers think that's a great idea. Third, tweeting during television draws in people who wouldn't have watched otherwise but follow the Twitter feeds of those who do. Fourth, live tweeting constitutes a free focus group for writers and producers. Fifth, those who follow the show on Twitter when it airs are more likely to follow news about the show year-round.
Communicating with a zombie satellite
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

After the Deep Space Network picked up a carrier frequency from ISEE-3 in 2008, NASA considered reviving contact when it passes by the moon in August 2014, but concluded that the effort and money would not be worth it. Fans of the zombie spacecraft felt otherwise, and began raising money to bring it home. To date, almost $160,000 has been raised by nearly 2,240 donors.
Is religious liberty being threatened in America?
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

Republicans (80 percent)
Educated
Senior adults, age 65+ (61 percent)
Catholics (55 percent)
Mainline Protestants (53 percent)
Independents (51 percent)
Americans lie about church attendance on survey
Category: America Written by James Peel

It's no surprise that participants were more honest on the seemingly anonymous online survey than when they were telling another human being their church attendance record. While the details of the study regarding specific demographics and denominations are very interesting, I'd like to hone in on the malady behind these symptoms. Why would we lie about how involved we are at church? This exaggeration of the truth reveals a misunderstanding of the worship of God and the grace of God.
Has Mayor Bloomberg earned his way into heaven?
Category: America Written by James Peel

I can't say with any surety where this politician will go when he dies, but if this statement accurately represents his view of God, himself and eternity, it is safe to say he is in the same sinking ship as many others. How many times have you heard somebody say something to the tune of "I'm a pretty good person" when asked if they think they will go to heaven? The Bible calls this self-righteousness. It is no righteousness at all.
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