Two Tales of One City
Contributing writer Sarah Blackwell reflects on the tragic juxtaposition of running in the beautiful Charlotte Marathon while ICE agents racially profiled and terrorized neighbors over the weekend.
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Faith Isn’t Fading from the Marketplace
Faith-based investing is gaining traction across the U S , signaling a shift in how believers approach business and purpose
Is it really possible to live forever?
I understand the ambition to dodge death, but our only real hope is to defeat it entirely
Is Jesus God or ... something else?
Three types of evidence support the belief that Jesus was the divine Son come in the flesh
Conservatives: Stop pretending like Nick Fuentes is our friend
When friendships matter more than morality, business connections more than truth, and podcasts more than faith, we are not worshippers of God but worshippers of people
How to be convinced God loves you
The Christian faith is not rooted in feelings, but in facts
10 ways the Christian worldview developed modern science
By examining Kepler s worldview, we can see at least 10 ways the Christian faith fostered the development of modern science
Is Engineering a ‘super’ Human Being a Good Idea?
When we start trying to engineer human beings, we are in way over our heads ethically and morally
Dems Cave after Gaining Nothing for Weeks-Long Shutdown
Who was responsible for the longest government shutdown in history Look no further than those enraged at the news it may soon end
Can Democratic Socialism Save America?
The threat of democratic socialism is no longer an outlier
