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Where is the safe space for Jews?
Certainly not at Columbia University, nor at Yale. Sahar Tartak, a Jewish student at Yale who is also a conservative reporter, was physically assaulted and blocked by protestors while attempting to film the pro-Hamas demonstration — which included taking down an American flag on a university flagpole — at that university.
Why should I go to church?
There is, however, a deeper reason that we should go to church than just that the Bible commands us to.
Next gen vigilance: How can we protect children from harmful media exposure? (book excerpt)
It’s up to us as parents to guard the spirits and souls of our kids by guarding what we allow them to see and hear.
Iran in Bible prophecy and its rise in aggression against Israel
What is taking place between Israel and Iran is setting up a future battle that Ezekiel mentioned over 2,600 years ago.
The unwavering goodness and faithfulness of God
“The very first temptation in the history of mankind was the temptation to be discontent … that is exactly what discontentment is — a questioning of the goodness of God.”
National Organization for Women's unintentional self-satire
Everything about this post, from the “repeat after us” mantra to the silliness of the first sentence and the absurdity of the second sentence, shouts Babylon Bee more than NOW, except that the radical left espouse such ridiculous positions that it unintentionally appears as self-satire.
What kind of man does the world need?
Passive. Aggressive. Passive-aggressive. These are not the men the world needs. Which begs the question: What kind of man does the world need?
How should Christians view the illegal immigration crisis?
As we acknowledge that illegal immigration is a violation of the law, we must not lose sight of the humanity inherent in others.
How the fundamentals of Christian Fundamentalism led me out
Christian fundamentalism trained me up in the way I should go. I never imagined that when I was old, its training would cause me to depart from it.
The day I agreed with Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman
They say that even a broken clock is right twice a day. That’s what I found myself thinking when I read reports of recent comments by the spokesman of the Iranian Islamic regime foreign ministry, Nasser Kahani, and I found myself agreeing with him. Sort of.