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An audit syllabus uncovered by Heritage Action revealed plans to teach children critical race theory in Georgia’s largest school district.  12 total views,  10 views today

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Law enforcement officers braved the snow to stand together in Rivera’s honor, filling Fifth Avenue in an awe-inspiring display.  12 total views,  10 views today

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Don’t let social movements shame you for pursuing and appreciating beauty. It’s not an ‘unrealistic standard.’ It’s exactly what we were created to be.  14 total views,  9 views today

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There has been far too much talk on the right of manliness, and not enough of what it means to be a man.  14 total views,  9 views today

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Comics legend Mike Baron and his pro-cop comic book “Thin Blue Line” are unwelcome on Facebook or Reddit, despite not breaking any of the rules stated on either platform. Facebook has so far blocked all attempts by Baron and his team to use Facebook ads. The largest comic book social media page, the “r/comics” subreddit, […]  14 total views,  9 views today

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Joe Biden is a complete embarrassment and making major steps backward for our nation in hiring people based on their race and sex.  14 total views,  9 views today

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With the Senate split 50-50, the provision of Rule 26 that saved Lindsey Graham in 2020 could now doom a similar Democratic effort in 2022.  14 total views,  9 views today

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Several state courts issued major election integrity rulings that could have a profound effect in swing states ahead of the 2022 midterms.  14 total views,  9 views today

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The Nebraska legislature passed a resolution on Friday calling for an Article V convention of states, making it the 17th state to do so.  14 total views,  9 views today

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Virginia AG Jason Miyares argued on Friday that state universities don’t have the authority to require students to get the COVID jab.  14 total views,  9 views today

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‘Not being around was staring me in the face,’ Mick Nardelli told The Federalist. ‘I hadn’t had that realization until Covid.’  14 total views,  9 views today

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The problem is not ‘mass voter fraud,’ but a privately funded ‘shadow campaign’ for Joe Biden within the formal structure of the election system.  14 total views,  9 views today

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On the sixth day of the week, when a darkness had covered the face of the earth, the new Adam lay upon the cross overcome by the sin of the world. The Roman guards served as scalpel and hand to open the side of the new Adam, and from this incision flowed the water and the blood—the birth pangs of…

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In a year of monotonous repetition, reality TV has become an escapist salve in our household. Most nights, my sister and I curl up on the couch/office that we vacated a couple hours ago, popcorn in hand, our small dog curled up between us. We have come to know the Bravo franchises quite well—all the housewives from New York, New…

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After Tomas Tranströmer’s “Midwinter” The moon’s horn sounds  its silver chord, sending   them into my summer woods  thick with possibility. Then: the rain-slick river. The ashen world above muffled, water fills their ears  with its wily whisper: Let go  in the crack of the current.  Their ancestors’ voices swell. Gurgle of fish, human exhalation.  It’s in the surfacing, I think,  where…

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Our ability to judge ourselves and others rests on our ability to interpret Scripture intelligently. The right use of the Bible, an exercise as old as the church itself, means that we confront our prejudices rather than merely confirm them.  —Peter J. Gomes, “Homophobic? Re-Read Your Bible,” New York Times I am the daughter of a Black Baptist church. I…

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Pastoral Welcome The Christmas after I gave birth to my son, Wade, I remember feeling painfully alone. Although Christmas Eve is the night Mary gives birth to Jesus, I heard nothing of the kind while sitting in the church pew. I heard nothing of Mary’s groans, nothing of her fear, nothing of her work, nothing of her rest, nothing of…

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One Sunday morning at my Evangelical Covenant church, the tech team projects a video interview with an Iranian woman who came to Boston for an education and ended up finding Jesus. She encourages us to reach out to those around us, because you never know when someone might be ready to hear about this hope she now has in Christ.…

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The white girls did it.  I knew this but did not turn my head to seek confirmation. I played dumb, staring straight ahead at Sister Clare as she continued her poetry lesson. How could the little nun go on discussing metaphors when, right in front of her, one of her seventh graders had turned to stone?  Sister Clare loved metaphors.…

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Say Trinity and I don’t see the page of a catechism or a neatly drawn triangle composed of double-tipped arrows and I don’t see an egg with yolk white and shell or water as ice liquid and vapor, and if you say Trinity I don’t hear the doxology or a pastor baptizing in the name of Father Son and Spirit…

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