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Marriage: Today our guest is the Reverend Deacon John Stonestreet. He serves as president of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He’s a sought-after author and speaker on areas of faith and culture, theology, worldview, education, and apologetics. John is the daily voice of Breakpoint, the nationally syndicated commentary on the culture founded by the late Chuck Colson. He is also the voice of the Point, a daily one-minute feature on worldview, apologetics, and cultural issues. You can also hear John featured most Fridays on the World and Everything In it, and Deacon John is the Theologian in Residence at St George’s Anglican Church in Colorado Springs worshiping with our Bishop Suffragan, the Right Reverend Mike Williams, Director of Education, Training, and Formation for the Jurisdiction of the Armed Forces and Chaplaincy within the Anglican Church in North America.

In this Episode: 

www.anglicanchaplains.org 

https://www.anglicanchaplains-etf.org/

Deacon John's Sermon at St. George's Anglican in Colorado Springs 

Same Sex Marriage: A Thoughtful Approach to God's Design for Marriage

Breakpoint Podcast

The Point

The Colson Center for World View

The World and Everything in it

Carl Truman

Može li se vremenom upravljati?
Ja nemam vremena, Meni uvijek nešto iskrsne, Ja sam neorganizirana, su rečenice koje često olako izgovaramo, dok se pritom nismo zaista zapitale jesu li te tvrdnje u potpunosti točne i zašto smo stekle takva uvjerenja. Jesu li to tvrdnje koje smo preuzele bez razmišljanja ili je jednostavno tako lakše definirati bijeg od preuzimanja odgovornosti za to kako provodimo svoje vrijeme?

Mislimo li da su osobe koje nemaju vremena uspješnije ili bolje majke? Ili suprotno- jesmo li uvjerene da osobe koje 'imaju vremena' ništa ne rade?

Kroz ovu epizodu sam podijelila svoje alate za organizaciju i ispričala vam svoje iskustvo i  kako sam u jednom periodu svog života bila primorana napraviti samorefleksiju i zapitati se

• Na što moje vrijeme odlazi?
• Kome poklanjam svoje vrijeme?
• Kome / čemu sam dala moć da upravlja mojim vremenom?
• Kreiram li svjesno svoje planove?

i na taj način u potpunosti promijenila to kako poimam svoje vrijeme.

Nadam se da će vam služiti!
Hvala vam što rastete samnom!

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Naposledy v tomto roce vítejte u nového dílu LOOPY. Po minulé epizodě ještě jednou zůstaneme u kompostování. Kdo posloucháte pravidelně, mohli jste slyšet díly s Veronikou Nováčkovou z Bezobalu a Bárou Kebovou ze Zachraň jídlo. Původně měl tuto minisérii zakončit díl se Soňou Houžovou z Kokozy - po nákupu, který bude méně náročný na obalové materiály a optimálnější zpracování surovin, které jsme nakoupili, jsme se se Soňou zaměřili na to, co dělat s tím, co zbyde. Kdo znáte Kokozu, určitě víte, že takové zbytky - zeleniny nebo ovoce - patří ideálně na kompost. 

Nakonec tedy tuhle třídílnou sérii zakončíme až dnes. Pokud kompostujete a nebo sledujete Kokozu, tak vám tenhle díl bude připadat asi trochu banální. Ale pokud o kompostování teprve uvažujete, tak dostanete velmi dobré rady do začátků. Ideálně si tedy pusťte nejdřív díly s Veronikou a Bárou a pak navažte touto epizodou se Soňou Houžvovou. 

This is a special bonus episode of B2BaCEO featuring one of Foundation Capital’s own CEOs, Max Simkoff. In 2016, Max founded Doma, a real estate transactions startup, out of our San Francisco office and Foundation led his Series A. Just last week, less than five years later, Doma started trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

You can watch the full story of how Doma went from proof-of-concept to public company in our new video series, “Diary of a Startup."

But this episode of the podcast focusses on what Max learned it takes for a FOUNDER-CEO to build a great company. Max walks us through all the critical first steps, even the seemingly trivial ones, for starting a business. He gets into the minds of VC investors and what founders need to do to really impress them. And he lays out, in no uncertain terms, who exactly is and isn’t a real entrepreneur.

If you're straight, you might not know the kinds of hoops that same-sex parents jump through in their effort to raise and protect their kids. Never ones to shy away from the taboo, Bonnie and Ellen tell you all about it in this episode of I Shouldn't Have Had Kids.

It will probably blow your mind.

For instance, what if you had to adopt your own child after his birth?

Or, what would you do if the office lady in your step-son's school told you that you couldn't pick him up without a note from the bio mom?

And what names does a kid use for each of his two moms or his two dads?

Houston, we have a problem.

Get ready to bust a gut as Bonnie and Ellen push past anger and find humor in even the most unfair situations on their journey to fabulous same-sex parenting.

Quote from Zach Wahls' speech to the Iowa legislature in 2011 (see video link below):
“My family really isn't so different from yours after all. Your family doesn't derive its sense of worth from being told by the state, ‘You're married. Congratulations.’ No, the sense of family comes from the commitment we make to each other: to work through the hard times so we can enjoy the good ones. That comes from the love that binds us. That's what makes a family.”
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Links
Zach's YouTube Video: Zach Wahl's address to Iowa legislature
Rosalia Video: Rosalia's performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards
Resource for same-sex cards: Zazzle

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Our conversation with Kelley covered that and the impact of the laws as well as some other interesting topics. See more of Bennet Kelley's writing on HuffPost or check out the Internet Law Center.

Transcript of episode (link following): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AIxq0_1xI-rA9U_GaS-j1LtQIi7Wvdbzyc7vibh_0MM/edit?usp=sharing

*Clarification* Erik asserted the Civil War was about states right's. We know that it is was far more complex than that and that was an aspect of the causes.

Quote from Runaway World: There are three main areas in which emotional communication, and therefore intimacy, are replacing the old ties that used to bind together people’s personal lives – in sexual and love relationships, parent–child relationships and also in friendship. To analyse these I want to use the idea of the ‘pure relationship’. I mean by this a relationship based upon emotional communication, where the rewards derived from such communication are the main basis for the relationship to continue. I don’t mean a sexually pure relationship. Also I don’t mean anything that exists in reality. I’m talking of an abstract idea that helps us understand changes going on in the world. Each of the three areas just mentioned – sexual and love relationships, parent–child relationships and friendship – is tending to approximate to this model. Emotional communication or intimacy is becoming the key to what they are all about.

Articles and books we referenced for this episode:

Marijuana’s huge impact in Colorado, by the numbers _ FOX31 Denver Jan 4, 2018

Despite claims, data show legalized marijuana has not increased crime rates - Colorado Politics Feb 28, 2018

Five years in_ The effects of legalization in Colorado and Washington state - Lift News Nov 13, 2017

Increase in harder drugs after the decriminalization of pot

Colorado's Drug Problem Among USA's Worst, Study Says _ Westword May 31, 2017

States Rights - constitution _ Laws.com

Civil war about states rights

History of DOMA

The Role of Precedent in the United States_ How Do Precedents Lose Their Binding Effect_ - China Guiding Cases Project

Article IV _ Constitution _ US Law _ LII _ Legal Information Institute

Obama administration will not block state marijuana laws if distribution is regulated - The Washington Post Aug 29, 2013

Addiction: The view from Rat Park

Runaway World by Anthony Giddens

The Legalization of Marijuana in Colorado_ The Impact, Sept 2016 Vol 4

Correlation versus Causality

Stoned Driving Nearly Doubles the Risk of a Fatal Crash _ TIME.com, Feb 10, 2012

Hair dyes and cancer-cancer myth - Cancer Council Western Australia, Jan 01, 2018

The Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) program was established by the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) in 1996.

How long can a drug test detect cannabis usage_ – Calculator _ Marijuana Central

Alcohol, Drugs and Crime

Government Says You Can’t Overcome Addiction, Contrary to What Government Research Shows - Reason.com, Feb 01, 2014

10% of the U.S. Population Has Quit Drugs or Alcohol _ TIME.com, Mar 7, 2012

Decision-Making Under Stress_ The Brain Remembers Rewards, Forgets Punishments _ TIME.com, Mar 5, 2012

Dihydrogen Monoxide - The Truth

Philly’s post-Super Bowl ‘celebration’ was really a riot, Feb 6, 2018

What Is Confirmation Bias_ _ Psychology Today, Apr 23, 2015

Sex work is stigmatized and seen in a negative light. However, the people who engage in sex work have a different story to tell. Erik and Aicila dig a little into their story and the impact of recent legislation. 

Correction: Aicila said counties with populations fewer than 170,000 were allowed to create brothels in Nevada. It is actually fewer than 700,000. 

Sources we reference:

Sex Trafficking Experts Say SESTA Is the Wrong Solution, Oct 3, 2017 How Congress Censored the Internet, Mar 21, 2018 FOSTA: The New
Anti-Sex-Trafficking Legislation May Not End the Internet, But It’s Not Good Law Either, Mar 28, 2018 Craigslist Shuts Down Personals Section After Congress Passes Bill On Trafficking _ The Two-Way _ NPR, Mar 23, 2018 People I reached out to about this Laws Sex Workers Really Want Prostitution in Nevada has its advantages, experts say – Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jul 7, 2016 Working As An Escort Helped My PTSD – Laura LeMoon – Medium Nov 27, 2017Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act Court Shows SESTA Is Not Needed: Says Backpage Can Lose Its CDA 230 Protections If It Helped Create Illegal Content, Mar 30, 2018Decreasing Human Trafficking through Sex Work Decriminalization, Jan 2017 Colorado is voting on a $66 million pot tax refund, Nov 3, 2015 SB-1204 Pandering

Former Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley, a spring 2015 fellow at the Institute of Politics, recounts the legal journey that ultimately led to the US Supreme Court’s 2013 decision to strike down a key section of the Defense of Marriage Act - a major victory for the LGBT rights movement.