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It's Time for some Straight Talk on Homosexual Acts

At the heart of fighting back against the LGBT's agenda in school is the issue of moral authority. The problem is, by allowing for caveats and considerations, Christians have over time, given up their moral authority.

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For Heaven's Sake, Cool it on the Celebrity Conversions!

While we often get excited about celebrity conversions, Christ is not a respecter of fame and fortune, so neither should we. The recent conversion of Shia LeBeouf is a case in point, and we should be more patient and reserved in our praise.

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Putting the Idea of a National Divorce to Bed

There is much talk about America getting a National Divorce in order to stave off a civil war arising out of the growing gap in worldviews among Americans. But is this really tenable?

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In Defense of a Strongman

As the mid-terms approach and then 2024, is it time to consider that, "As unappetizing as he may be, it appears to take someone as pugnacious, stubborn, and ruthless as Donald Trump to put America First"?

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The Need for a Restorationist Mindset for the Modern Christian

In an era of open hostility to the structure the Christian worldview has provided our culture, Christians can no longe be mere customers and passive consumers of our Faith. For the Church, as always, is in need of restoration.

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With Roe Overturned, There is No Place for the Pro-Life Movement to Hide

Even though Roe v. Wade has finally been overturned, the fight for protecting the sanctity of life is still not over. The question is, will the Pro-Life movement continue to fight with the same fervor as when they had a near-insurmountable foe for so long?

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Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

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Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

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My First Small Steps to Stop Whining and Start Winning

All of the political tumult going on as we near the midterms, can make one feel that change is impossible. The truth is that it is not, but it does require someone to make a few small practical actions. Here is on man's humble account of him doing so.

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It's Time for some Straight Talk on Homosexual Acts

At the heart of fighting back against the LGBT's agenda in school is the issue of moral authority. The problem is, by allowing for caveats and considerations, Christians have over time, given up their moral authority.

For Heaven's Sake, Cool it on the Celebrity Conversions!

While we often get excited about celebrity conversions, Christ is not a respecter of fame and fortune, so neither should we. The recent conversion of Shia LeBeouf is a case in point, and we should be more patient and reserved in our praise.

Putting the Idea of a National Divorce to Bed

There is much talk about America getting a National Divorce in order to stave off a civil war arising out of the growing gap in worldviews among Americans. But is this really tenable?

In Defense of a Strongman

As the mid-terms approach and then 2024, is it time to consider that, "As unappetizing as he may be, it appears to take someone as pugnacious, stubborn, and ruthless as Donald Trump to put America First"?

The Need for a Restorationist Mindset for the Modern Christian

In an era of open hostility to the structure the Christian worldview has provided our culture, Christians can no longe be mere customers and passive consumers of our Faith. For the Church, as always, is in need of restoration.

With Roe Overturned, There is No Place for the Pro-Life Movement to Hide

Even though Roe v. Wade has finally been overturned, the fight for protecting the sanctity of life is still not over. The question is, will the Pro-Life movement continue to fight with the same fervor as when they had a near-insurmountable foe for so long?

Can You Celebrate a Culture without Reference to Race?

Culture and race are connected, but not identical. There are those who conflate the two and use the latter to destroy the former. But in doing so, they refute their own claim to destroy the very culture they are a part of.

Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

My First Small Steps to Stop Whining and Start Winning

All of the political tumult going on as we near the midterms, can make one feel that change is impossible. The truth is that it is not, but it does require someone to make a few small practical actions. Here is on man's humble account of him doing so.

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It's Time for some Straight Talk on Homosexual Acts