Probe-Alert 07-18-08

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October 17, 2008

Is America Going Broke?

As painful as the credit crunch and resulting financial meltdown is for our pocketbooks and portfolios, a more ominous question looms. Is the U.S. on the verge of bankruptcy?

Kerby Anderson examines Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Medicare and consumer debt and puts tens of trillions of dollars of personal and national debt into biblical perspective.

Read Kerby Anderson's article at Probe.org here...

Expelled hit theaters like a lightning bolt, exposing the persecution of scientists who dare to suggest scientific evidence may point to an Intelligent Designer.
Now out on DVD. Four ways to get your own:

1. Buy $70+ worth of products:	Buy $70 or more of products from Probe's online store and / or RedeemingDarwin.com by October 31. If you believe you qualify, select the special product "Expelled DVD Giveaway" at our online store. We will verify your purchases and send you a free copy.
2. Donate $50 or more:	Donate $50 or more to Probe’s General Fund (all donations tax deductible minus the $20 fair market value of the DVD.)
3. Buy Expelled plus Probe's DVD on Intelligent Design:	Buy our Expelled— Redeeming Darwin DVD combo for $24.
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Don't miss this opportunity to own your own copy of Expelled to share with friends and family, even skeptics.

Reasonable Faith [Michael Gleghorn]
Michael Gleghorn briefly examines some of the reasons why noted Christian philosopher William Lane Craig believes that Christianity is an eminently reasonable faith.