Society & Culture

Phil Johnson: In many ways, today’s Woke Evangelicals are merely an echo of their Emergent forebears.

“PureFlix.com is a family-friendly alternative to other streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. While we might not agree with everything hosted on the site, the company is careful to select content that is safe for families and is largely Christian based.” - AiG

“The Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission president Russell Moore said that he was confident that Kavanaugh would be a ‘strong defender of the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution and Bill of Rights, especially our First Freedom of religious liberty.’” - CToday

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“It isn’t hard to find Baptists and other Protestants who believe Mormons are not Christians. But about half of all Americans and nearly every Mormon believe they are, the Pew Research Center has found.” - BNGlobal

Maine governor vetoes bill that would ban conversion therapy

“Canada’s nationwide legalization of recreational marijuana, said a Canadian Baptist leader, should spur churches to adopt a ‘more aggressive approach’ to warning believers about the spiritual and physical dangers of drug use.” - BPNews

“There are two kinds of White supremacists. Some White supremacists cover themselves with white garbs. Other White supremacists cover themselves with White guilt. There [have] always been different kinds of White supremacists. White supremacists have never been a homogeneous group. They have always differed in motives. They have always differed in severity. They have always differed on policy.

“The Church of England has voiced its support for the United Kingdom’s plan to ban “conversion therapy,” while other Christian groups have warned of the free speech implications of such restrictions.” CPost

“3. The signed copy of the Declaration is the official, but not the original, document….4. John Hancock, the President of the Continental Congress at the time, was the first and only person to sign the Declaration on July 4, 1776” - Acton

“[U]nlike previous international tournaments, the team has been banned from celebrating any of its on-field successes through religious expression.” - CToday