But that depends on whether they are willing to assert or MAKE the argument:
Tag: Christian Worldview
Idaho Takes Bold Stand Against Same Sex Marriage
Check out this article at the Dissenter. Republicans around the country have checked out of this debate, but not in Idaho. Good for them. We have only begun to understand the devastating effects that same sex marriage has on children. The gay couple in Georgia who violated and pimped out […]
“Look What God Has Done”…
… with Biden and Kamala standing right behind him, scowling: FRANKLIN GRAHAM DELIVERS SPEECH AND PRAYER "Look at what God has done, we praise Him and give Him glory" @Franklin_Graham pic.twitter.com/010ZixOHzZ — Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) January 20, 2025
The God Of Second Chances In The US Senate Confirmation Hearings
Senator Markwayne Mullin from Oklahoma is not among the Republicans’ best. But he did an excellent job in the clip below:
Optimism Regarding Trump And The New Republican Majority
The below video expresses a sanguine view of what Christians might expect with Trump and the Republicans in control. We should never, however, underestimate the likelihood of Republicans messing things up and failing to deliver:
Socialism The “Systematic Institutionalization of Covetousness”
This is a very bright guy who used to serve on one of the boards for the Southern Baptist Convention: Why Socialism Is Actually Evil (And Unbiblical) I spoke to a gathering of African CEOs and Heads of State at @LibertyU on this. Here's what I said: To the degree […]
Who Should Have The Right To Vote?
Do we allow people in prisons to vote? How about children? Do we at least try to hide the fact that people from other countries who aren’t citizens vote? Sounds like we’re not into universal suffrage either. https://t.co/Nlp1u7i1jr — Jon Harris (@jonharris1989) November 1, 2024
Inflation Harms People
As I noted previously, devaluation of the dollar and the national debt will be an issue regardless of who assumes the presidency:
How Christians Should Think About Voting
The Risks Of Charter Schools and Opportunity Scholarships in North Carolina
I recently had the opportunity to read a book called Education, Christianity and the State. It is a collection of writings and speeches authored one century ago by J. Gresham Machen, a prominent conservative theologian and seminarian. Machen strongly opposed public education, but he also opposed Christian schools receiving governmental […]