Britain just proved free speech isn’t for everyone
We don t need to just debate whether P ivi R s nen should have been allowed to transit through Britain
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When we are consumed by hatred
Political strife often turns people against one another Rancor develops among family members, friends, co-workers and neighbors
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Can Churches Balance Diversity, Inclusion with Being Biblical, Spirit-Filled?
Can a church accept into membership those who persist to practice a lifestyle that the Bible prohibits
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Gay vs. Queer
If C S Lewis warned 80 years ago of the abolition of man, we today are witnessing the abolition not just of man but of meaning as a whole
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Univ. of Pittsburgh Bioethics Prof Blurs Line between Miscarriage, Abortion
In reality, there is far from widespread agreement within the scientific community that pain goes unnoticed by babies until the third trimester of pregnancy
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Racial admissions preferences: Constitutional or not?
And now, the court has an opportunity to repudiate Grutter and eliminate race from admissions decisions by state institutions or private ones which receive federal monies
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Faux term ‘Christian nationalist’ used in political warfare
We re a nation built on religious freedom, which means Christians and people of any faith do not have to be forced to choose between loving our republic and loving the One True God
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How Should Jesus Followers Vote?
How do we wisely discern how to vote when we agree with some of the policies of a candidate or political party, but not all of them What if we are in agreement with the policies and direction of a ...
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Revelation 4: The 4 Creatures before God’s Throne
In Revelation 4, the Apostle John is lifted on high to the throne room of God, where the Lord is about to show him what will happen during the earth s last days
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Here’s Evangelicalism’s Survival Guide in This Cultural Gap
As the gap grows, many who were brought up in religious communities are questioning, whether consciously or subconsciously, which wave they rather ride Do they go toward the irreligious, postmodern, ...
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Voting is Putting a Wedge in the Door so Church Can Do Its Work
How do we decide between imperfect candidates What should determine our voting choices when no political party is in complete harmony with the will and purpose of God
