Happy Martin Luther King Day!
• Voter Registration: To vote in the February 5 Presidential Primary you must register by tomorrow, Tuesday, January 22, 2008.
• Primary Schedule: Thu 1/3 Iowa (Huckabee), Sat 1/5 Wyoming (Romney), Tue 1/8 New Hampshire (McCain), and Tue 1/15 Michigan (Romney), Sat 1/19 Nevada (Romney) & South Carolina (McCain) // Tue 1/29 Florida, Fri 2/1 Maine, Super Tuesday 2/5 California and 20 other states.
RCP National: McCain 28.8%, Huck 18.7%, Mitt 15.2%, Rudy 12.2%, Fred 9.2%, Ron 4.1%.
Hillary 41.7%, Obama 33.2%, Edwards 12.7%
Florida: McCain 23.3%, Rudy 20.5%, Mitt 19.2%, Huck 16.7%, Fred 8.7%, and Ron 5.0%.
[Today's Rasmussen: Romney 25%, McCain 20%, Rudy 19%, Huck 13%, Fred 12%, Ron 5%.]
Hillary 48.8%, Obama 29.8%, Edwards 11.7%.
California: McCain 25.7%, Mitt 15.3%, Rudy 14.3%, Huck 13.3%, Fred 9.3%, and Ron 6%.
Hillary 45%, Obama 33%, Edwards 10.7%.
400-408 – (1:00) MLK, (8/28/63, "I Have a Dream" at the Lincoln Memorial) Primary quote.
Bishop Kenneth Ulmer, senior pastor of Faithful Central Bible Church (faithfulcentral.com), a church that went from 350 to 13,000 members under his leadership, on the legacy and relevance of Martin Luther King.
(:08) MLK, (8/28/63, "I Have a Dream") Free At Last!
413-423 – (:55) MLK, I've Been to the Promised Land
Bishop Kenneth Ulmer
(:55) MLK, (8/28/63, "I Have a Dream") Let Freedom Ring
• Martin Luther King, Jr., I Have a Dream (August 28, 1963).
• Mercury News, (1/20), Popular view of King ignores complexity.
428-437 – Bishop Kenneth Ulmer. They're celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Azusa Street Revival and they're dedicating Bishop Charles Blake as the new president of the world's largest Pentecostal denomination at the Forum, on Sunday 5pm, it's free and open to the public.
443-452 – (2:32) Bobby Kennedy (4/4/68, Campaign Stop in Indianapolis) Announces the assassination of MLK.
• The legacy of Martin Luther King? For me, it comes down to the fact that the moral trumps the legal, or that the sacred trumps the secular, that is, the superiority of the natural moral law over that of the positive law. Nature is above and outside of the law. The point can be surfaced in the question, Why was slavery or racism legal yet "wrong"? If you agree that a law can be immoral, then you are a believer in the natural moral law. From this, the point must also be made that America ought to be multiethnic but not multicultural, for our culture is that built upon the Judeo-Christian values lying beneath the Declaration. The Declaration is the "why" of government, and our Constitution is the "how."
458-508 – Ken Samples is vice president of apologetics at Reasons To Believe (reasons.org), a frequent contributor to Christianity Today and The Christian Research Journal, and author of his new book entitled A World of Difference: Putting Christian Truth Claims to the Worldview Test.
512-523 – • Fox News, Marathon Runner and Black Belt Tennis Player Catches Thief.
• Fox News, Want Fries With That Arrest? Granny Nabbed at McDonald's Drive-Thru After Confrontation.
528-539 – Dennis Rainey, president of Family Life, (familylife.com), heard weekdays at 8:30am with co-host Bob Lapine, on their special "Live" broadcasts this week Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in which they invite listeners to become Legacy Partners, monthly financial supporters. His latest book is Interviewing Your Daughter's Date.
544-554 – Dennis Rainey,
• Kathryn Jean Lopez, Oops They Did It Again: A pregnant cover.
558-608 – Pastor Francis Chan, teaching pastor at Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley (cornerstonesimi.com), will be speaking at the Passion Conference (268generation.com/regionals07/) this Friday and Saturday at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, targeted for those 18-25 and people can register at the web site. They began in Atlanta and Nashville three years ago, they're now going to six cities across the country.
612-623 – Pastor Francis Chan
628-639 – • This Is London, Black Monday As Biggest FTSE Crash Since 9/11 Wipes Off Nearly £60bn In Shares.
•• Michael Medved, South Carolina's Big Loser: Talk Radio.
• Jonathan Martin, Huckabee: McCain-lover, Mitt-killer.
• William Kristol, Waiting for Reagan: You fight an election with the politicians you have.
644-655 –
• Kevin James, Global Warming: The All-Purpose Farce to Control Your Life.
• Mark D. Tooley, Against Islamic Apartheid.
