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“Privacy” has taken on new meaning in our generation. When the Fourth Amendment was penned, the government had to physically break down doors or at least creep up next to a window or something to gather information on private citizens. Now, we voluntarily share most of our lives on social media, and all the rest [Read More...]
“For my family, to gain their country back from the gangs is a small preview of the day when ‘Violence shall no more be heard in your land, devastation or destruction within your borders; you shall call your walls Salvation, and your gates Praise.’” [Read more...]
“When prayer is reduced to a political protest in order to defend our right to pray to God in public, is it truly worth fighting for?” [Read more...]
“We need to be known for our passion for caring for the poor and needy rather than our hatred of the State caring for them.” [Read more...]
In Citizenship Confusion, Alan Noble discusses how we confuse our heavenly citizenship with citizenship to the state, culture, and the world. Although I often disagree with some of their political stances, I appreciate and respect WORLD Magazine and its Editor and Chief, Marvin Olasky. WORLD has long been doing the good work of thoughtful, biblical, culture-building journalism and commentary. So, [Read More...]
“Without beauty, our souls would be as malnourished as our bodies would be apart from food.” [Read more...]
The Boy Scouts are both a private association and an icon of American wholesomeness. Boy Scouts represent the clean cut, responsible adventurers among us, always looking to improve themselves, their environments, and those around them. While the Scouts are not an explicitly religious organization, and definitely are not a parochial wing of evangelicalism, the organization [Read More...]
Citizenship Confusion, Alan Noble discusses how we confuse our heavenly citizenship with citizenship to the state, culture, and the world. This morning, CNN reported that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators why he and his brother committed their horrifying act of terrorism in Boston: Tsarnaev scribbled [in a note found in the boat he was captured [Read More...]
Click here to listen! This week, editor-in-chief Richard Clark, associate editor Ben Bartlett and writer Lauren Rambo (As well as Lauren’s husband Tye) take time to explore the issues surrounding the “New Wave of Complementarianism”, the events surrounding Bangladesh and the modern rendition of The Great Gatsby. We love feedback. If you’d like to respond, you [Read More...]
“If Christians believe that our governing authorities are appointed by God, and that we ought to submit to them, then we must advocate for laws which make that possible.” [Read more...]
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