India passes China, the progressives' fact-twisting, and the lives saved by overturning Roe v. Wade.
India passes China, the progressives' fact-twisting, and the lives saved by overturning Roe v. Wade.
The online magazine "Sp!ked" is pro-Trump, anti-trangenderism, anti-environmentallism, and against the whole woke agenda. But it used to be the official publication of the UK Revolutionary Communist Party. It embodies orthodox Marxism and so opposes the politics of identity, race, gender, of post-Marxism and its bourgeois progressivism.
Does our nation need to overcome its polarization, and, if so, how might that be accomplished?
The white working class is often assumed to be a hotbed of racism. And yet it's primarily the working class where the different races work together, play together, mingle socially, intermarry, and have children together. So says a UK writer about the races in her country. But, despite the differences, it also applies in the U.S.
Critics of the "He Gets Us" campaign and "seeker-sensitive" congregations are complaining that the people behind them are hiding their "controversial" beliefs about sex, gender, and other Biblical convictions. They are calling for churches to be "transparent" about what they stand for. What do you think?
A medieval Latin line--translated into English as “The love of Christ seeks many while injustice reigns”--is said to include a cipher for calculating the date of Easter. I couldn't find an online explanation of what the cipher is. But ChatGPT could, showing that its best use is as a search engine.
Progressive victories, racist math, and outlawing the seal of confession.
Easter greetings from the real Cranach and from the Cranach blog! Alleluia! Read more
Matthias Grünewald's depiction of Christ crucified as deader than dead, followed by his depiction of the same Christ at His resurrection in His glory is a fitting meditation as we move from Good Friday to Easter. Read more
Our discussion topic for this weekend is simply "Easter." Say whatever you want to say about it--memories, insights, thoughts, questions, testimonials, prayers, thanksgivings, recipes, family customs, experiences, etc., etc. All things Easter.
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