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Eight Reasons Masks Should Not be Worn in Church (And One Reason They Should)

We have been told for almost a year now that only by wearing a mask, social distancing, and avoiding public gatherings would we save lives. Since then, we've learned that this position is not entirely true. Given what we now know, what would be a reasonable approach to attending church?

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Is This or Every Other Election "The Most Important of Our Lifetime"?

Election day is here and we have been told non-stop for many months now that our democracy's very existence is on the line with this election. While this hype can mostly be chalked up to media hysteria, the sentiment is not without merit. How consequential are the results of this election?

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What's Behind the Catholic and Jewish Prevalence on the Supreme Court?

As the Senate hearings to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court wind down, it is interesting to note that another Catholic is under consideration. Here are one Lutheran Pastor's thoughts on the historic prevalence of Catholics and Jews on the Supreme Court.

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The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

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When Can We Call Pop Music "Demonic" Again?

There was a time when the Church was seen as an authoritative voice in justly calling out popular music's most debased elements. That authority ended a generation ago. However, as the debasement of pop music has continued on unabated, perhaps it is time for the Church to find its voice once again.

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When Did Christian Virtues Become "White"?

The Left's habit of portraying the current culture wars in increasingly abstract categories of race has in fact created a seemingly never-ending regressive thought spiral. Their attacks on the rationale behind America's culture has now regressed into an outright attack on rationality itself.

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When You Live with a Lie, Bury it Under a Cascade of Causes

The rage you see on the streets and on your social media page is the inverse of the shame for defending abortion.

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Here's What Learned Delivering Food During the Quarantine

As many Americans quickly found themselves out of a job during the Coronavirus lockdowns, some of them joined America's dynamic gig economy to fill in the financial gaps in their lives. He are one man's reflections on working as a food delivery driver.

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Is the Death of George Floyd Already a Lost Opportunity?

When Americans first saw the video of the unjust killing of George Floyd, it had the potential to be an impetus to make long-overdue changes in law enforcement practices. Instead it became yet another spark which ignited a powder keg of pre-existing ideologies and other social pathologies.

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Eight Reasons Masks Should Not be Worn in Church (And One Reason They Should)

We have been told for almost a year now that only by wearing a mask, social distancing, and avoiding public gatherings would we save lives. Since then, we've learned that this position is not entirely true. Given what we now know, what would be a reasonable approach to attending church?

Is This or Every Other Election "The Most Important of Our Lifetime"?

Election day is here and we have been told non-stop for many months now that our democracy's very existence is on the line with this election. While this hype can mostly be chalked up to media hysteria, the sentiment is not without merit. How consequential are the results of this election?

What's Behind the Catholic and Jewish Prevalence on the Supreme Court?

As the Senate hearings to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court wind down, it is interesting to note that another Catholic is under consideration. Here are one Lutheran Pastor's thoughts on the historic prevalence of Catholics and Jews on the Supreme Court.

The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

When Can We Call Pop Music "Demonic" Again?

There was a time when the Church was seen as an authoritative voice in justly calling out popular music's most debased elements. That authority ended a generation ago. However, as the debasement of pop music has continued on unabated, perhaps it is time for the Church to find its voice once again.

When Did Christian Virtues Become "White"?

The Left's habit of portraying the current culture wars in increasingly abstract categories of race has in fact created a seemingly never-ending regressive thought spiral. Their attacks on the rationale behind America's culture has now regressed into an outright attack on rationality itself.

When You Live with a Lie, Bury it Under a Cascade of Causes

The rage you see on the streets and on your social media page is the inverse of the shame for defending abortion.

Here's What Learned Delivering Food During the Quarantine

As many Americans quickly found themselves out of a job during the Coronavirus lockdowns, some of them joined America's dynamic gig economy to fill in the financial gaps in their lives. He are one man's reflections on working as a food delivery driver.

Is the Death of George Floyd Already a Lost Opportunity?

When Americans first saw the video of the unjust killing of George Floyd, it had the potential to be an impetus to make long-overdue changes in law enforcement practices. Instead it became yet another spark which ignited a powder keg of pre-existing ideologies and other social pathologies.

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