” young conservatives arriving on campus are as morally relative as liberals. While a liberal faculty certainly promotes the idea that “good” is a relative term defined by the individual and the only “bad” is to infringe on another person’s ability to express their own version of “good,” the battle for conservatism was lost long […]
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Casey Chalk, The Federalist, 4/24 In 2010, sociologist James Davison Hunter, famous for, among other things, popularizing the term “culture war” provocatively argued in To Change the World: The Irony, Tragedy, and Possibility of Christianity in the Late Modern World that conservative Christian attempts to restore Christian values on American society were misguided, if not harmful. Such
Dominic Stratham, creation.com Have you ever wondered why some people have faith and others do not, or why some have so much more faith than others? Why did Abraham have such faith that he was willing to sacrifice his son, the boy on whom so many of his hopes rested? And what was the source
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Rod Lampard, Caldron Pool, 4/24 FINLAND: Marxian-woke Finnish bureaucrats are set to pursue Päivi Räsänen for a third time. The Christian, grandmother, and former MP, is facing a 3rd round of attempts by fanatical LGBTQ+ identifying activist bureaucrats to force her compliance. They’ve spectacularly lost two high-profile cases against her, but they want the lawfare precedent. Why?
Phil Lawler, Catholic Culture, 4/24 “What is truth?” That cynical question, memorably posed by Pontius Pilate, is enjoying new currency today, thanks to public statements by Katherine Maher, the newly installed head of National Public Radio (NPR). ”We all have different truths,” Maher told a TED talk audience, explaining that there are “many different truths.”
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Andrew Sibley, creation.com Media reports have recently highlighted Richard Dawkins’ comments that he considers himself to be a cultural Christian.1This was in a London Broadcasting Company (LBC) radio interview over the Easter weekend (1 April 2024), with Rachel Johnson, sister of former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Good news you may think, but it doesn’t
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John Zmirak, The Stream, 4/24 ISIS Video How much do you care about your fellow Christians who are being persecuted? No, really. Be honest with yourself, if with nobody else. None of us can fool God, nor outwit the enemy via our own puny powers. Pose yourself the following probing questions, if only to better assess
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Larry Ball, The Aquila Report, 4/24 The world could care less about how you define terms in your Christian circles. Just don’t take your views into the public square. If they choose to define Christian Nationalism as a nation influenced by Christians that promote Christian morality because they believe in the God of the Bible,
David Pitman, creation.com The Bible tells us that death, suffering, and disease were not part of the original creation. Rather, they came as a result of Adam’s sin, which affected the entire creation (Romans 8:19–23a). The grief that we experience when someone close to us dies bears witness to the fact that this was not
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Pastor Andrew Isler, Gab Newsletter Can you think of the boldest stand you have ever taken in your life? A time when you knew you were right, where you stood publicly for something true and just and everyone else around you opposed you? Do you remember what that felt like? That is the kind of
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Leo Hohmann, 4/24 Islamic jihad attack targets pastor with active internet ministry One of my favorite preachers is Mar Mari Emmanuel, a native of Iraq who is a bishop in the Assyrian Orthodox Church, and he needs our prayers right now following a brutal attack suffered while preaching the Word of God on the evening
Ken Ham, 4/24 “Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature” (Genesis 2:7). Genesis gives us the details on how God created all life, including human life. From Genesis 1, we know mankind was created male and
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In the main, there are two kinds of sinners responsible for the ongoing destruction of post-Christian America and post-Christian Western civilization: natural men and god-men. They are the ones who have perverted our laws, celebrate sodomy, relentlessly persecute Christians, Donald Trump, and imprison patriotic Americans. Natural Man But these speak evil of those things which
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