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Understanding the fundamental divide between the Biblical design for compassion and the socialist method of coercion. In contemporary cultural debates, economic and social ideologies are often presented as morally neutral policy options. However, for the Christian, how we structure society,…

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How Scripture transforms our accusation into an invitation to salvation, repentance, and grace. The Accusation: “The Church Is Full of Hypocrites.” It’s a familiar charge. Yet embedded within this common dismissal is a profound misunderstanding of what Christianity actually claims—and what…

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The accusation that keeps us at a safe distance, and the uncomfortable question that might bring us home. So we’ve established that the “Church is full of hypocrites” critique, while emotionally compelling, is logically flawed. It mistakes a hospital for…

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Subtitle: Why “Love Your Neighbor” Necessitates Public Truth-Telling A question increasingly heard in the public square, often posed with sincere yearning for peace, is this: “Why can’t Christians just be kind, stop the fighting, stop pushing beliefs, and accept everyone…

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The Apparent Paradox A surface-level observation reveals a striking electoral divide: most white practicing Christians vote Republican, while most black practicing Christians vote Democrat. This divergence prompts legitimate questions from believers and skeptics alike: Don’t both groups read the same…

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