On Court Prophets and Wilderness Prophets

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“Whether you view Trump as a David or an Antipas, whether you serve at the court of the resplendent king or stand over against the court from the wilderness, one thing Nathan and John the Baptist held in common was that both were willing to condemn unrighteousness in their rulers—even if it cost them everything.” - Christiatnity Today

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There’s a Legal Cure for Woke Corporations’ Religious Discrimination

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“If you stay in the legal trenches long enough, you learn a central fact of our cultural conflict: Intolerant overreach often breaks the law. An effective legal response to such intolerance often takes time to generate, but when it comes, it can break waves of discrimination and lawlessness.” - David French

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'Slaughter the Jews' scrawled in Arabic on Western Wall

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“ ‘Slaughter the Jews’ was spray-painted in Arabic on a portion of the Kotel HaKatan, or ‘Little Wailing Wall,’ which is sacred to Jewish people as the second-closest place to where God’s presence manifested in the Temple.” - W. Examiner

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Abortion Continues to Not Make Sense

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“Mathewes-Green: Science. It gives undeniable proof that the fetus is a living human individual; that the fetal stage of human development is continuous with later stages of infancy, childhood, adolescence, all the way to old age.” - National Review

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Virtue and Vice in an Age of Addiction

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“ ‘Accessibility, affordability, advertising, anonymity, and anomie, the five cylinders of the engine of mass addiction,’ writes David T. Courtwright in his new, one might say compulsively readable book about bad habits becoming big business, The Age of Addiction.” - The American Conservative

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