Many have debated the proper role of government in marriage. As Christians, we believe that marriage is fundamentally a spiritual institution, being a physical manifestation of a greater spiritual reality…
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Is There a “Right Side of History”?
We often hear that Christians should be on the “right side of history” rather than the “wrong side of history.” How does the Bible address this type of thinking?
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What is the Equality Act?
Despite its name, the Equality Act is genuinely one of the more
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Evaluating the Mexico City Policy
As a part of a series of executive orders, President Biden has reversed the Mexico City Policy. The Mexico City Policy is named after the location of the United Nations…
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Diversity, Unity, and the Bible
During the campaign, Joe Biden made a commitment that his presidential cabinet and appointments would “look like America.” Presuming that his nominees are confirmed, he is on track to have…
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What Does the Bible Say About Freedom of Speech?
This month has seen many debates surrounding the topic of freedom of speech. Many social media platforms have suspended or banned accounts related to Donald Trump. Likewise, Amazon Web Services…
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A Christian View of Friendship
Recently, I had the opportunity to preach at my church on the Christian view of friendship, and in particular what the book of Proverbs has to say about it. Below,…
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Is Cancel Culture Biblical?
In an age of social media, a phenomenon has occurred which is causing people to lose their jobs or reputations: cancel culture. In a nutshell, cancel culture is a form…
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What Does the Bible Say About Equity vs. Equality
On November 1, 2020, Kamala Harris posted this video on Twitter discussing the difference between equity vs. equality. The text of the ad reads as follows: So there’s a big…
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The QAnon Phenomenon
According to Google Trends, search terms related to QAnon have dramatically risen since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic but especially in this past month of August. Several articles in…
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