In Blue State Colorado, the Church is Uniting behind These Ballot Initiatives
Americans should not turn a blind eye to what is happening in blue states
Americans should not turn a blind eye to what is happening in blue states
Should platforms like GoFundMe think twice about allowing this or do they have no moral obligation to vet who uses the fundraising platform and how
With language, gender status and compliance becoming sacrosanct, the American landscape for workplace witness approaches what I experienced when teaching at a university in a Muslim country Here are ...
Yet with so many who pray for peace this time of year, why does it seem like peace always eludes us
Are you anxious or filled with fear right now The message of Christmas is don t be afraid, but instead let great joy fill your heart
We live in a time of great precariousness and it is important to be reminded that the only kingdom sure to last is the kingdom of God.
These protests will no doubt underscore the impact that Raisi has had on the accelerating pace of executions since assuming the presidency in 2021
Christ is indeed the one who brings peace Nevertheless, there is another side to his nature He is a man of war who will wage war against evil and finally secure peace throughout the whole world
Every American stands at the crossroads of Gabriel and Lucifer this Christmas Which path will you choose
When society rejects what God has ordained for marriage and parenting, it will always lead to disaster
This included the extermination of 3 million out of 3.3 million Polish Jews — more than 9 out of every 10.In Cambodia, Pol Pot exterminated almost a quarter of his country, targeting specific parts of the population deemed unworthy to live.How, then, can Israel be charged with practicing genocide against the Palestinians, specifically against the Palestinians of Gaza?The population of Gaza is roughly 2.1 million, and if the figures released by Hamas are to be taken at face value, then roughly 17,000 Gazans have been killed by the IDF since Israel began its military operations in the aftermath of the October 7 massacre. But to call such losses “genocide” is to mock the very meaning of the word and the suffering it represents.When you add in the fact that the IDF goes to unusual lengths to avoid civilian casualties, including dropping hundreds of thousands of leaflets warning civilians to flee, along with tens of thousands of automated texts and calls, the cry of “genocide” becomes all the more preposterous.The reality is that, if the IDF wanted to slaughter most of the population of Gaza, it could do so in a matter of days, if not hours, with virtually no Israeli losses. The dramatic growth of a people equals their “genocide”?In a previous article, I mentioned the interaction between a mother and her 15-year-old daughter after her daughter said that they should not eat at McDonald’s because of the company’s alleged support of Israel.The mother said, “Tell me what Israel is doing wrong without using the word genocide.”“But it is genocide,” her daughter replied.The same charge was raised when I recently interacted with university students from Gaza while in India.