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This week on HearSay, October 30 - November 2, 2006
Monday, October 30
FROM THE HEADLINES:THE MARRIAGE AMMENDMENT
When it comes to marriage, Virginians have a choice to make on election day. Do we need an amendment to the state Constitution that would define it as a union between a man and a woman? Virginia is already one of 43 states that ban the recognition of same-sex marriages, but proponents say a constitutional amendment is necessary to protect existing state law from court challenges. We'll discuss the issue on today's HearSay with state Delegate Bob Marshall, Victoria Cobb, Executive Director of The Family Foundation of Virginia, and Bob MacIver and Claire Gastanaga of The Commonwealth Coalition.
www.votenova.org
www.va4marriage.org
Tuesday, October 31
LIVING CULTURE: APOCALYPSE NOW?
Is this the end of the world as we know it? Some believe we are living in the times prophesized in the Book of Revelation. Today on HearSay, we continue our "Living Culture" series in partnership with Port Folio Weekly with our guests, Port Folio Weekly Editor-in-Chief Tom Robotham, Jonathan Kirsch, author of "A History of the End of the World: How the Most Controversial Book in the Bible Changed the Course of Western Civilization" and Dr. Mark Wilson, adjunct professor at Regent University's School of Divinity.
www.portfolioweekly.com
www.jonathankirsch.com
Wednesday, November 1
DECISIONS, DECISIONS
With just six days remaining before we head to the polls,
we'll take a look at the three amendments up for consideration by Virginia voters. Margaret Edds, Columnist and Editorial Writer for the Virginian-Pilot, joins Cathy to guide us through the issues.
www.pilotonline.com
Virginia State Board of Elections
Thursday, November 2
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT
Some feel our nation's First Amendment is a casualty of war. Despite the fear of future terrorist attacks, a recent study shows the majority of Americans are unwilling to give up civil liberties in exchange for national security. What do you think? We'll talk about the First Amendment on today's HearSay with Tom Palumbo, member of Veterans for Peace and Professor Geoffrey Stone of the University of Chicago School of Law. His book, "Perilous Times", investigates how the First Amendment and other civil liberties have been compromised in America during wartime.
Geoffrey Stone Speaking Engagement
"Free Speech in the Modern Era"
Wednesday, November 15th - 8pm
Diehn Auditorium - Old Dominion University
Free and Open to the Public
