Category Archives: Biblical Worldview

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/21/2011- Questioning the Supreme Court’s “Final Say” Status

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Wednesday December 21, 2011. Chuck Michaelis  trains a critical eye on Newt Gingrich’s position on the federal courts, the reaction it is getting from “conservative” sources and gets a little surprise in return. A little more detail on the constitutional limits on the federal courts.

Chuck is discussing the following items- Bringing the Courts Back Under the Constitution from the Gingrich campaign, EXCLUSIVE: Former Bush Attorneys General Call Gingrich Position on Courts ‘Dangerous’, and Romney: Gingrich’s idea about judges not practical.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/19/2011- The Blind Squirrel Finds An Acorn Or An Astute Politician Looking For Votes?

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Monday December 19, 2011. Chuck Michaelis  trains a critical eye on Newt Gingrich’s position on the federal courts, the reaction it is getting from “conservative” sources and gets a little surprise in return.

Chuck is discussing the following items- Bringing the Courts Back Under the Constitution from the Gingrich campaign, EXCLUSIVE: Former Bush Attorneys General Call Gingrich Position on Courts ‘Dangerous’.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/17/2011- Dennis Prager, The Christian Worldview, And How It Applies to Candidates And Public Policy

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Saturday December 17, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis  analyze the worldview of Dennis Prager and how it skews his ability to evaluate candidates and public policies based on two articles written by Dennis Prager at the Townhall website.

The two articles being discussed are What Does Adultery Tell Us About Character? and Adultery, Character and Politics: My Responses.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/16/2011- If Adultery Isn’t An Indicator of Character, Then What Is?

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Friday December 16, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis further analyze two articles written by Dennis Prager at the Townhall website.

The two articles being discussed are What Does Adultery Tell Us About Character? and Adultery, Character and Politics: My Responses.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/15/2011- Politicians, Adultery, And The “Talking Heads” Who Excuse It

This entry is part 55 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Thursday December 15, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis Discuss two articles written by Dennis Prager at the Townhall website.

The two articles being discussed are What Does Adultery Tell Us About Character? and Adultery, Character and Politics: My Responses.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/14/2011- How The Crosstown Shootout Became A Throwdown

This entry is part 54 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Wednesday December 14, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis talk with Dr. Mark Hamilton of Ashland University, Professor of Philosophy and NCAA representative, about recent University of Cincinnati-Xavier University brawl.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/13/2011- Is Tim Tebow For Real?

This entry is part 53 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Tuesday December 13, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis talk with Dr. Mark Hamilton of Ashland University, Professor of Philosophy and NCAA representative about the Tim Tebow phenomenon.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/12/2011- Why Don’t Teachers Like The Idea Of Standardized Professional Evaluations?

This entry is part 52 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Monday December 12, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy try and explain why teachers are looking over their shoulders with apprehension at a state proposal to standardize teacher evaluations? Could merit pay be far behind?

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/10/2011- Ignoring A Beating Heart; Trying To Pass The Heart Beat Bill

This entry is part 51 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Saturday December 10, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss the tactics being employed by the opponents of the Heart Beat Bill. There is opposition from both sides of the issue of protecting life. Barry and Chuck try and make sense of the opposition from the nominally “pro-life” side of the issue.

Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/09/2011- Ohio House Education Committee Democratic Caucus Inadvertantly Proves Need For Bill They Oppose

This entry is part 50 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

Our Principles and Policies radio show for Friday December 9, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss a hearing that they both attended and at which Chuck testified. The bill was SB 165: The Founding of America Documents Bill. The bill was originally proposed by our friends at Ohio Christian Alliance and simply required that the foundational documents of the United States of America like the entire Constitution which includes the Bill of Rights and following amendments, the Declaration of Independence, Ohio’s Constitution, the Northwest Ordinance, the Federalist and Anti-federalist Papers, etc. be taught in Ohio’s schools as a separate curriculum item in their original context. Seems kind of simple and necessary, doesn’t it? Not according to the Democrat Party members on the committee. Why? Listen here and find out.

Chuck testified in his capacity as Executive Director of Camp American. His testimony in its entirety can be seen here.