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The Left Loves Religion – As Long As It’s Not In Their Way
Via: heartland-american
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Religion & Ethics
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5 years ago
Remember this one? “You go into these small towns in Pennsylvania and, like a lot of small towns in the Midwest, the jobs have been gone now for 25 years and nothing's replaced them…And it's not...
Are there really verses in the Bible that support abortion?
Via: heartland-american
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Religion & Ethics
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5 years ago
Many of us know the biblical case against abortion. But are there other verses that bring a different perspective on abortion? On the pro-life side, we note that Rebekah was told that two nations...
Are Evangelical Christians Discriminated Against? The Dangers of Tribal Christianity
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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85 Comments
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5 years ago
Sigh. I always appreciate being reminded that evangelical Christians believe that they are the most persecuted majority in history, constituted by people who can’t tell the difference between...
Graham on why Dem Party 'turned its back on God'
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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75 Comments
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5 years ago
With the 2020 election just around the corner, Rev. Franklin Graham asked and answered his own question Tuesday regarding the anti-Christian policies being pushed by every Democratic presidential...
There's no such thing as 'gay marriage,' says John Piper: 'It's dishonorable and shameful'
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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89 Comments
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5 years ago
The sexual union of two men or women is not “gay marriage” — it’s no marriage, biblically — and when they come to Christ, that former relationship has no binding authority, John Piper has said....
Promise Keepers to relaunch men's ministry with first stadium rally in 20 years
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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5 years ago
After years of fading and stagnation, the once popular evangelical men’s ministry Promise Keepers is ushering in a “new era” with plans to host its first national stadium event in over two...
Alabama just unloosed an army of Raskolnikovs. This will not end well.
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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5 years ago
Paul Jennings Hill was a real-life Raskolnikov. Like the protagonist of Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, Hill was consumed by both pride and doubt. He longed to believe that he was...
At the Altar of the Gun: High School Shootings and the Sin of Blood Atonement
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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65 Comments
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5 years ago
Last night, my 8-year-old sat down with an atlas and an open browser and decided where he’s going to live when he grows up (Nashville); where he’s going to college (Vanderbilt); and what he’s...
Equality Act – a 'wrecking ball' on religious liberty
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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159 Comments
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5 years ago
The Equality Act continues to draw strong criticism and warnings from advocates of traditional and biblical values – and voters are being encouraged to get hold of their representatives on...
Making Values Great Again: The Only Way America Can Survive
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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395 Comments
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5 years ago
Ever since 2016, there has been a lot of talk about “making America great again.” If you’re a conservative you probably believe that America is great and used to be even greater. You want to...
Out Of Your Mind - A Philosophy Of The Origins Of The Universe
By: john-russell
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Religion & Ethics
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22 Comments
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5 years ago
I'm going to post some passages, here and in the comment section, from a series of lectures given by the new age philosopher Alan Watts in the 60's and 70's, which were then accumulated into a...
Co-opting Jesus for unholy purposes
Via: make-america-great-again
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Religion & Ethics
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27 Comments
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5 years ago
Democrats have been working hard to spin their version of Jesus. Here's just one example: Many of the party's presidential hopefuls proclaim, without irony, that anyone who thinks marriage...
Which Came First, Vengeful Gods or Complex Civilizations?
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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5 years ago
One of the mysteries of human development is how we were able to create tight-knit civilizations and densely packed urban areas without plunging into utter anarchy. Smiting, researchers...
Hell is a slander against God, and against the victims of evil
Via: bob-nelson
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Religion & Ethics
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29 Comments
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5 years ago
The money-changers had it coming because, Jesus said, they had turned a house of prayer into a den of thieves. They were profiting from others’ poverty and ripping off the poor — just the sort of...
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