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Kubernesis. It is a word that falls clumsily on our ears. This is because it is the English way of…
Kubernesis. It is a word that falls clumsily on our ears. This is because it is the English way of…
He stood proudly laughing as I retrieved my red flag from a ditch. “Wave it, son!” he encouraged. It remains…
In my previous article, we reviewed the three main worldviews and their relation to big government. This series will interpret…
It was something that President Lincoln had long hoped to do. He would, if the opportunity came, free the slaves….
In my previous article, we discussed how Jesus relates to all things from money to sports—and even politics. Today, we’re…
Let’s be honest at the outset. In our cultural landscape, falsehood and mistrust are ferociously bubbling. In workplaces, churches, political…
A few years ago on ABC’s The View, Star Parker and Michael Moore had an instructive exchange. To justify state-regulated…
One of the things I’ve observed that is almost always missing in the Christian worldview is a sense of time….
As we get ready to celebrate another Thanksgiving, there’s one more thing to be grateful to God for: the Declaration…
By: Jacqueline Isaacs
Today, Christian leaders from political, cultural, business, and theological sectors have come together with the Institute for Faith, Work &…