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Monthly Archives: February 2025
Nine Theological Errors/Misapplications That Bolstered Slavery
On a crisp autumn morning in 1738, murmurs filled the Quaker meetinghouse in Burlington, New Jersey. Suddenly, Benjamin Lay strode in, small in stature but burning with conviction. He declared, “Oh all you Negro masters who are contently holding your … Continue reading
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Tagged black history month, George Whitefield, John Wesley, Jonathan Edwards, slavery, theology
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Who Am I? How the USAID Debate Serves as a Mirror
What if the entire United States canceled Christianity because of its long list of scandals and abuses? Imagine a centralized authority, able to exert control over the church’s institutions, empowering a small group of inexperienced contractors to remove church officials … Continue reading
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Tagged culture wars, Evangelicals, Good Samaritan, Trump, USAID
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Faith First, Politics Last: Rethinking DEI Through Christ’s Eyes
In our travels across the Pacific Northwest, annually logging over 30,000 miles of highway, back road, and even twisty gravel roads, we often pass through Leavenworth, a Bavarian-themed village known for its charm and outdoor adventures. But recently, the town … Continue reading
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Tagged Core Values, culture wars, DEI, Leadership, polarization, Virtues
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