The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock

The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock

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The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock episodes

  • What Makes A Routine. At Accident A Crime
    While driving through a dangerous curve in East Texas in 2016, James Fulton turned into oncoming traffic and killed 20 yr old Haile Beasley. Despite James crossing over two lanes of traffic, at the scene, the detective failed to take a blood draw of James and he was subsequently let go.
    52 min
  • California Lawmakers Considering Declaring Painkillers As Carcinogens
    At the height of the #opiscrisis, should California lawmakers classify a common painkiller as a carcinogen. A state law known as Proposition 65 says California must warn people of any chemical known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity. Acetaminophen, an over-the-counter painkiller is the basis for more than 600 prescription medications, could be added to that list. Over 133 studies about acetaminophen were reviewed, with only a few concluding that use of acetaminophen led to increase in the risk of cancer.
    49 min
  • Jealousy Is Preventing Us From Being Good Persons
    Jealousy is defined as resentment against a person enjoying success or advantage while envy is defined as covetousness towards someone else’s advantages, success, possessions, etc. These emotions lie at the very antithesis of all that Christ taught us. As Christians, our goal is to love one another, as Christ loves us.
    1 hr
  • How American Firms Helped Africa’s Richest Woman Exploit Her Country’s Wealth
    Angola is a southwestern African country rich in diamonds and oil preserves but mired by corruption, grinding poverty, widespread illiteracy and high infant mortality rate. Angola is the native country of one of the world’s richest women, Isabel Dos Santos, a billionaire whose father was president rod Angola from 1975-. Her father under his tenure gave her access to the country’s resources which she used for her own benefit
    49 min
  • American History Textbooks Are Influenced By Partisan Politics
    Political divide shape what students learn about American history. Conservatives fight for schools to promote patriotism, Christianity, and the founding fathers. The political left pushes for focus on marginalized groups of history, like women, enslaved people, and Native Americans. Analysis king some of the most popular textbooks used in California and Texas a New York Times analysis discovered hundreds of differences- some subtle others very extensive. On complex political questions, textbook publishers are caught in the middle.
    51 min
  • College-educated White Americans Are Largely Political Hobbyists
    Although most college-educated people follow political updates by reading articles online, they mostly consume political information only as way of satisfying their own emaotional and intellectual needs. Political hobbyists learn and talk about big, important things, and debate the issues on their abstract merits, as opposed to engaging in politics via being a member of union, belonging to an organization, or attending political meetings.
    53 min

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The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock- is a Christian faith-based broadcast that explores , Christian faith, Bible truth and real conversations about the issues affecting our lives. Issues such as, Faith, Bible and everyday life, society, America, Justice and personal encouragement. The Faith Hour believes in sharing hope, loving people and changing lives.