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	James Dobson - Focus on the Family - Column by Dr. James Dobson - ArcaMax Publishing
		Dr. James Dobson's "Focus on the Family" is seen and heard around the world on television, radio, and in syndicated columns.
		Dobson is founder and chairman of the board of the nonprofit organization Focus on the Family, Colorado Springs, CO 80995(
		COPYRIGHT 2008 JAMES DOBSON INC. This feature may not be reproduced or distributed electronically, in print or otherwise without the written permission of uclick and Universal Press Syndicate.
	www.arcamax.com /dobsonparenting (1492 words)

	James Dobson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Dobson, Ph.D. James Clayton Dobson, Ph.D. (born April 21, 1936 in Shreveport, Louisiana), is a conservative Protestant Christian and psychologist who presents a daily radio program called Focus on the Family on over 6,000 stations worldwide in more than a dozen languages.
		Dobson contended that "tolerance and diversity" are "buzzwords" that the We Are Family Foundation misused as part of a hidden agenda to promote homosexuality.
		Dobson suggests that falling heterosexual marriage rates in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway are due to the recognition of same-sex relationships by political leaders in those countries during the 1990s (pp.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Dobson (2439 words)

	James Dobson: Leader of the `Focus on the Family' cult
		Dobson, long on loyal radio listeners and short on patience, was threatening, in effect, to bring down the GOP unless it made conservative social issues, including abortion, a higher legislative priority.
		Dobson is very much the son, grandson, and great-grandson of Nazarene evangelists, a denomination known both for moral sternness--no movies or makeup--and for the emotional openness of the camp meeting.
		Dobson stresses the need for fathers to be fully engaged in the life of their family, in contrast to the distant breadwinners of the past.
	www.skeptictank.org /hs/dobson.htm (3267 words)

	CNN.com
		DOBSON: I don't think you heard the second half of my answer, because I was attempting to explain that that would require me to put myself in judgment of everybody around the world.
		DOBSON: I believe the scripture makes it clear that Jesus Christ came to provide a remedy for sin and to be a savior to those who would believe on His name and that through Him, they would be saved.
		DOBSON: Yes, I think the materialistic way of life, the pace of living, the belief in moral relativism that says there is no right and wrong, there is no good or bad, there's no evil, there's nothing immoral.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0209/18/lkl.00.html (5813 words)

	Nation & World: Dobson Offers Insight on 2008 Republican Hopefuls - US News and World Report
		Focus on the Family founder James Dobson appeared to throw cold water on a possible presidential bid by former Sen. Fred Thompson while praising former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who is also weighing a presidential run, in a phone interview Tuesday.
		Gingrich recently appeared on Dobson's daily Focus on the Family radio program, carried by upward of 2,000 American radio stations, where he made headlines by discussing an extramarital affair he was having even as he pursued impeachment against President Bill Clinton for his handling of the investigation into the Monica Lewinsky affair.
		Dobson's comments yesterday about the 2008 presidential race appear to be his first to a secular news organization in months.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/news/articles/070328/28dobson.htm (669 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		DOBSON: Representative Weldon who is a physician in the House of Representatives spoke last week on numerous studies, dozens of studies that show that there is not one single human being anywhere in the world who is being treated with stem cells at this time.
		DOBSON: It's one day a year, but the implication is to be praying throughout the year and it resulted from an act of Congress in 1952.
		DOBSON: Well, I was on the plane last night coming to Los Angeles from Washington, D.C., and I didn't see the program that was on, the documentary, but I've been hearing about it all day and, of course, I've been interested in him from a distance.
	www-cgi.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0302/07/lkl.00.html (6303 words)

	Dobson spiritual empire wields political clout - The Boston Globe
		Dobson stands in the vanguard of a crusade by evangelical Christians to place their agenda at the forefront of public debate over presidential and congressional elections, judicial appointments, gay marriage, and the ''life issues" of abortion, euthanasia, and embryonic stem-cell research.
		Dobson, 69, is arguably the dominant ideologist of the movement.
		Dobson fell short in his bid to topple Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter, a moderate Republican who was expected to head the Judiciary Committee and said in his victory speech that judges determined to overturn Roe v.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2005/10/09/dobson_spiritual_empire_wields_political_clout (2405 words)

	James Dobson - dKosopedia
		James Dobson is the board member and with Gary Bauer cofounder of Focus on the Family (FOF), which has been described as, "perhaps the largest and most dangerous censorship group today" in Dave Marsh's book 50 Ways to Fight Censorship.
		Dobson is a Protestant Christian fundamentalist family counselor who promotes what he claims are "traditional values." In his best-known book, Dare to Discipline, Dobson advocates beating children with switches, beginning at the age of 18 months.
		Dobson actively opposes blasphemy, the teaching of evolution, and the "homosexual agenda." In 1991, FOF relocated its 700-employee national headquarters from Pomona, California to Colorado Springs, in time to promote and help pass Colorado's anti-gay Amendment 2.
	www.dkosopedia.com /index.php/James_Dobson (481 words)

	James Dobson Page
		Dobson's fear may in part be a form of projection - that is to say, he is afraid that others are trying to do to him and his views just that which he would like to do to everyone else.
		Dobson's peddling of fear is not due simply to an overactive imagination or sheer paranoia (which he does suffer from), but because Dobson communicates in the language of emotion rather than reason.
		James Dobson is unquestionably a threat to basic American liberties - he cares naught for what others want to do with their lives, instead preferring that we simply follow the path he would lay out for us.
	www.tylwythteg.com /enemies/dobson.html (5776 words)

	James Dobson: Dog Abuser
		Dobson is behaving like a toddler who throws a violent tantrum if his "bedtime ritual" isn't adhered to down to the slightest detail.
		Dobson says that his Focus On the Family organization is engaged in a "new civil war" in which the "forces of Light" (child hitters, homophobes, Operation Rescue, would-be censors, etc.) are pitted against the "forces of Darkness" (antispankers, gays and lesbians, Planned Parenthood, free speech advocates, etc.).
		Dobson even views some crying babies as "little dictators" engaged in a bid to control and enslave their parents, and advises parents not to let the child "win" by picking up the child and soothing it.
	www.geocities.com /cddugan/DobsonsDog.html (1431 words)

	James Dobson: Focusing on Himself - By Brian McKinley
		James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, wants to take your place as father of our country.
		As long as you have James Dobson and Focus on the Family on your side, you can use their "3 to 5 millions listeners" to flex your political muscle.
		Dobson uses his position as a radio psychologist to present his untrained biblical interpretations as our spiritual, moral, and political guidelines.
	www.elroy.net /ehr/dobson.html (2353 words)

	ADF: James Dobson - Alliance Defense Fund - Defending Our First Liberty
		James Dobson, Ph.D., is the chairman of the board of Focus on the Family, a nonprofit organization he founded in 1977 out of increasing concern for the American family.
		Dobson’s radio commentaries are heard daily by more than 200 million people around the world, and his programs air on 80 television stations daily in the U.S. Dr. Dobson earned a Ph.D. from the University of Southern California in the field of child development.
		Dobson is married to Shirley, and has two grown children, Danae and Ryan.
	www.alliancedefensefund.org /about/founders/jamesdobson.php (179 words)

	James Dobson - SourceWatch
		James C. Dobson, founder and former president of Focus on the Family, is a psychologist and "former associate clinical professor of pediatrics, USC School of Medicine." He is the host of the "Focus on the Family" radio program.
		James Dobson--psychologist, radio host, family-values crusader -- is set to topple the political establishment," (http://www.skeptictank.org/hs/dobson.htm) U.S. News, May 4, 1998: "This conflict dramatizes a growing gap between grass-roots conservatism and governing conservatism, between the raised expectations of activists and the weary realism of legislators.
		See video clip in which Dobson says: "I heard a minister the other day talking about the great injustice and evil of the men in white robes, the Ku Klux Klan, that roamed the country in the South, and they did great wrong to civil rights and to morality.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=James_Dobson (876 words)

	People For the American Way - Focus on the Family
		Dobson served as the President and CEO of the group from the time it was founded until he stepped down in Spring of 2003.
		James Dobson is the author of 17 books, most of which deal with raising Christian children in a culture that he views as hostile to fundamentalist Christians.
		Dobson has been heavily involved with Republican administrations as an expert on the “family.” Dobson was appointed by President Ronald Reagan to the National Advisory Commission to the office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 1982-84.
	www.pfaw.org /pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=4257 (1528 words)

	James Dobson’s Gospel
		Criticisms of James Dobson’s work are hard to find, largely because popular Christian writers and broadcasters, despite their influence, are rarely accorded a thoughtful critique (Tim Stafford, "His Father’s Son," Christianity Today, 4/22/88, p.
		Contrary to what he claims, we demonstrate that some of Dobson’s basic assumptions and many of his specific teachings actually originated from secular psychological theorists whose opinions are based on godless foundations.
		Dobson’s gospel of self-esteem and psychology is not the Gospel of Jesus Christ; it is neither theologically nor academically supported.
	www.psychoheresy-aware.org /dobson66.html (931 words)

	Christian right leader writes off Giuliani - CNN.com
		Dobson, 71, is the founder and chairman of Colorado-based Focus on the Family, but said he was writing as "a private citizen and not on behalf of any organization or party."
		Dobson's daily radio broadcast can be heard on more than 1,000 radio stations and is listened to by 3.4 million listeners each week, according to Nima Reza, a spokesman for Focus on the Family.
		Dobson is heard by 3.4 million weekly listeners in the U.S. and over 1,000 stations each week, according to Nima Reza, a spokesman for Focus on the Family.
	www.cnn.com /2007/POLITICS/05/17/giuliani.dobson/index.html (619 words)

	James Dobson
		James Dobson is founder and president of Focus on the Family, a media and educational organization consisting of 72 separate ministries, each dedicated to the preservation of the home.
		Dobson has been a licensed psychologist and marriage, family, and child counselor for 24 years.
		Dobson's false gospel actually redefines man's basic problem into a problem of low self-esteem, and then gives the answer to this basic problem -- high self-esteem.
	www.atruechurch.info /dobson.html (826 words)

	James Dobson - By Michael Crowley - Slate Magazine
		Dobson is now America's most influential evangelical leader, with a following reportedly greater than that of either Falwell or Robertson at his peak.
		Dobson further contends that homosexuality, especially in such an early stage, can be "cured." His ministry runs a program called Love Won Out that seeks to convert "ex-gays" to heterosexuality.
		To Dobson, gay marriage is a looming catastrophe of epic proportions.
	www.slate.com /id/2109621 (1197 words)

	James Dobson's War on America: Book Review
		The public best knows James Dobson as the head of Focus on the Family, a group that promotes 'Christian family values' through its publications and popular syndicated radio show, in which Dobson dispenses advice to troubled families.
		Gil Alexander-Moegerle, Dobson's former right-hand man and cohost of the radio show during its first decade, hopes to change that with his combination of behind-the-scenes memoir and critical political commentary.
		James Dobson's War on America is one of the best resources available for educating yourself about what he and his organization are up to.
	www.postfun.com /pfp/books/reviews/dobson.html (425 words)

	James C. Dobson
		Dobson's purported inside information would be significant, because both Republican and Democratic critics of Miers have noted that she has a thin track record, having never served as a judge, and have expressed concern that she will follow the lead of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
		Focus on the Family’s James Dobson, whose 2008 plans are suddenly very important to the Republican establishment, was on Fox News last night, giving Sean Hannity a chance to beg him to stay within the GOP fold, even if Rudy Giuliani is the Republican nominee.
		Dobson also likened proponents of embryonic stem cell research to Nazi doctors while suggesting that the Nazis' experimentation likely resulted in discoveries that "benefitted mankind"...
	www.mediatransparency.org /personprofile.php?personID=19 (946 words)

	Evangelicals, Christian right, Republicans, James Dobson, Rudy Giuliani \| Salon
		When James Dobson warns that he will lead evangelical conservatives and other "values voters" in a third-party revolt if the Republican Party nominates Rudolph Giuliani for president -- as the Focus on the Family president warned in Thursday's New York Times -- it is hard to suppress a cynical smirk.
		For many months, Dobson allies such as Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, have warned that Giuliani is "far from the mainstream" and unacceptable to them, but their search for a competitive candidate has failed -- while Giuliani has continued to dominate in both national polls and fundraising.
		Whether Dobson is serious about a third party or not may become clearer at his upcoming "Values Voters Summit," a mini-convention of religious-right activists that will convene in Washington on Oct. 20, with appearances by nearly every Republican presidential hopeful (except Giuliani and Thompson).
	www.salon.com /opinion/conason/2007/10/05/evangelicals (1241 words)

	Majikthise : Dobson: "Gays will destroy the earth"
		James Dobson of Focus on the Family is stumping for Republican Senate candidate Tom Coburn.
		Dobson said that Democratic candidate Brad Carson is a liar whose pro-gay agenda would doom humanity.
		Coburn said that he respected Dobson and that he was proud to have his endorsement.
	majikthise.typepad.com /majikthise_/2004/10/dobson_gays_wil.html (361 words)

	Fineman: America's most powerful social conservative - Howard Fineman - MSNBC.com
		James Dobson, founder of the Focus on the Family, talking about a key political priority -- ending the Senate's ability to filibuster federal judiciary nominees.
		I mention these anecdotes to explain why Dobson is, arguably, the most powerful social conservative in the country, central to the battle over federal judges – and a danger to the people who would oppose him.
		He wants to convert souls to Christ, and denounce the evils of society, but there is no fire or brimstone in sight and no sound of doom in his voice.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/7723798 (860 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Dr. James Dobson, 'evangelical devil'
		Dobson doesn't believe that "all roads lead to God, or peace, or love." Dr. Dobson actually might believe in such a thing as absolute truth.
		First, to the point being made by the "Reverend." It would be completely disingenuous for someone like Dobson – who is advocating for the cause of healthy families – not to address the greater societal factors that lead to the breakdown of the family.
		To assert falsely, as the "Rev." Gaddy does that it is a move to acquire political power is to deny that the eventual outcome that Dr. Dobson seeks is still that of a healthy family.
	worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44144 (651 words)

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