The Grand Mufti of Lebanon, Mohammed Rashid Qabbani, is that country's top religious authority for Sunni Muslims. Needless to say, he is highly influential--and he made his thoughts on Jews crystal clear recently on Hezbollah's Al-Manar TV network.
I'm sneaking in one more blog post before the expected power outages begin to hit here on the East Coast due to Hurricane Sandy. Judging by the weather reports, it may be a few days before I'm able to do another one, due to lack of power, no Internet, etc.
So with eight days remaining until the U.S. presidential election (and who knows what impact Sandy will have there?), I have five questions for the next President, regardless of who wins on Nov. 6. Needless to say, they are a bit more pointed than Bob Schieffer's at last week's debate.
With just about a week to go, embattled Republican Todd Akin feels optimistic about his chances to defeat incumbent Claire McCaskill in Missouri's bitter U.S. Senate race.
"I've had a sense of peace about it all along," Akin said. "I think we've run a good campaign."
Akin, a six-term congressman, sat down with CBN News at his St. Louis campaign headquarters to discuss the state of the campaign after his decision to stay in the race following controversial remarks he made about rape, which drew fire from Republicans and Democrats alike.
The Brody File heads to the key swing state of Florida as the presidential election heads into its final days. We take an in-depth look at the swing states in play.
Plus, we enjoy a good game of Florida BINGO between Romney and Obama.
All this week on The Brody File!
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Murdered Pastor Fadi Haddad
CBN News has received information about the recent murder of two Syrian pastors by Sunni militiamen.
October is winding down and President Obama is employing his best plays as he makes his final drive towards his goal of a second term.
Whether it's because he's no longer carrying the weight of looming debates on his shoulders or because he simply got his mojo back, we're starting to see the energized Obama of 2008 in October of 2012.
When Sam returns home from work every night, he begins a litany of complaints regarding the day. He doesn’t like his boss. His work is boring. His coworkers are unpleasant. But does this focus on negativity really help anything? And more importantly, is it biblical? It is easy to complain when things don’t go right. Our nature is to jump on the negative.
I wonder how the following comments will play out with conservative-leaning Independent voters who are thinking of voting for President Barack Obama especially in places like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin?
During Obama's congressional race in 2000, he told an assembled audience that he is against prayer in school. The quote is from the Hyde Park Herald in February of 2000. Obama says the following:
…for a number of shoots “in the land” with people who live under constant threats of annihilation. How do they do it and why do they want to live in an environment that includes gasmasks and bomb shelters as part of daily life?
Also, an interview with a former Muslim, who converted to Christianity and was attacked with acid by other Muslims.
James O'Keefe has struck again. O'Keefe is the guy who broke the big ACORN scandal with his undercover video reporting.
Now, he's out with a video that may land a Congressman's son in trouble for voter fraud. Watch below as Patrick Moran, the son of Virginia Rep. Jim Moran (and the Field Director for his father's campaign), is caught on tape talking to an undercover reporter about how to allegedly cast ballots deceitfully for registered voters.