Evangelical Politics and the American Spirit
The desire for a sustainable authoritarianism among MAGA Calvinists, such as the ‘Theobros’ and a coalition of Southern Baptist Reformed leaders, has lovers of democracy sounding the alarm.
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Why a forgetful American Church leads to an ungrateful nation
A forgetful people will become an ungrateful people And an ungrateful people will eventually become careless with what they have received
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Where are the Joshuas? Christian conservatives need leaders, not placeholder politicians in California
When will true champions arise And when will we, conservative voters, honor their boldness
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Born for this moment: The divine calling of today’s young believers
America does not need watered-down Christianity that blends into the culture around it
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4 reasons why antisemitism is anti-Christian
These four reasons should compel Christians to dissociate themselves with the nasty business of Jew-hating
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The harm in telling trauma survivors God needed their suffering
God only gives us what we can endure But to many survivors, it can sound as though the trauma itself was somehow assigned by God for their good
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Trump’s Iran hidden strategy: What if military victory isn’t the real goal?
For weeks, critics of President Trump s Iran policy have been asking the wrong question
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Remembering Bob Woodson: A Leader of Incorruptible Christian Character
I found him to be a man of incorruptible character, indomitable courage, deep compassion, personal faith and towering intellect
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Are We Inventing a Fake God? Why Reverence is Dying
Though many in our world would never reject God outright, multitudes are content to reinvent Him
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My Sisters are Financially Abusing Our Grandmother. Need Advice.
I m tired of watching my sisters bum-off my grandmother s generosity They ask her for money for everything, even though they are married and should be supporting themselves It looks like financial
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In Our Image
For the inaugural entry in a series on religion and AI, a biblical scholar and ethicist considers what the Christian tradition has to offer this topic — not as a set of answers, but as a way of asking better questions.
