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Christian Hospitality in an Age of ‘They’re Not Welcome Anymore, Anywhere’

Sometimes we should offer hospitality to our enemies. Other times, we must rebuke them. It takes wisdom to know which situations call for which response.

Written by Karen Swallow Prior | Thursday, July 12, 2018

California Congresswoman Maxine Waters is urging the public, “If you see anybody from that [Trump] Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them, and you tell them they’re not welcome anymore, anywhere.”   Many years ago, I stood... Continue Reading

Rendering to Caesar: Civil Religion in Transition

“Civil religion” is the attempt by a nation or people to understand its history, character, and leadership in terms of transcendent reality and a larger meta-narrative or story.

Written by William B. Evans | Tuesday, July 10, 2018

At these events something “religious” was going on, but it was not, strictly speaking, the religion of the church, nor of the synagogue, nor of the mosque, nor of the Buddhist temple. It was something else. Now I want to pose a question here at the outset: was this “something else” a good thing or... Continue Reading

Communists Officials in China Harassing, Arresting Christians on a Regular Basis

Many Chinese Christians choose to meet in underground “house” churches

Written by Susan Wright | Saturday, July 7, 2018

The Christian Post is reporting that a Christian church in Guangzhou, Guangdong was the target of government harassment, recently, when thirty members of China’s Communist government broke in and levied heavy fines against the church for “illegally gathering.” The pastor of the church was also arrested in the incident.   I’ve been speaking for some... Continue Reading

Paul’s Twofold Citizenship And Ours

Our older Reformed writers regularly mentioned “two kingdoms” in different ways

Written by R. Scott Clark | Saturday, July 7, 2018

“As Americans approach another Independence Day celebration and this one in the midst of what seems like a super-heated cultural-political context, it seemed like a good time to reflect again on the teaching of the Apostle Paul where he reminded the Philippian congregation about where their most fundamental loyalties lie.”   Our older Reformed writers... Continue Reading

Evangelical Leaders Downplay Potential Roe v. Wade Reversal

For evangelical Christian leaders like Jerry Falwell Jr., this is their political holy grail

Written by Steve Peoples | Saturday, July 7, 2018

“What people don’t understand is that if you overturn Roe v. Wade, all that does is give the states the right to decide whether abortion is legal or illegal,” Falwell told The Associated Press in an interview. “My guess is that there’d probably be less than 20 states that would make abortion illegal if given... Continue Reading

30 Communist Officials Arrest Pastor During Sermon, Demand Church to Stop Gathering

The pastor vowed to fight the fine and the crackdown on his church, saying he will take legal action "in order to become witnesses on God's behalf."

Written by Stoyan Zaimov | Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Huang and three other Christians were taken by police and interrogated for hours, after which the church was fined the equivalent of $7,685.45 USD for holding religious activities. Communist authorities are arguing that the building used for worship violated Article 41 of the Regulations on Religious Affairs, namely that it was not registered with the... Continue Reading

Imagine There’s No [Christian] Religion

Since the Sixties, pagan religion has permeated our thinking in once-Christian Western society.

Written by Peter Jones | Tuesday, July 3, 2018

In the revamping of our culture, Christianity no longer defines morality. Indeed, the very notion of morality has shifted. A new kind of thinking is afoot, a “non-binary” approach, which eliminates clear distinctions. “Binary,” meaning “two,” emphasizes clear definitions, whereas “non-binary” considers everything to be relative. At truthXchange we use the terms “Oneism” (the merging... Continue Reading

How Much Mail and E-mail Donors Receive

The average American charitable donor reports receiving about eight mailings and ten e-mails from non-profit organizations in a typical week.

Written by Ron Sellers | Sunday, July 1, 2018

A new national study shows that according to charitable donors, the majority of the mail and e-mail messages they receive from non-profit organizations get read, at least in part.  The average donor reports receiving about eight mailings and ten e-mails from charities in a typical week.   The average American charitable donor reports receiving about... Continue Reading

White House Rally Spotlights Turkey’s Disregard for Religious Freedom

On June 20, the Save the Persecuted Christians coalition cosponsored a rally in front of the White House

Written by David Jensen | Saturday, June 30, 2018

“The goal of the protest was to bring attention to Turkey’s disregard for religious freedom. Khalil called on Trump to force Pastor Brunson’s release into the ongoing conversations with Turkey about Syria and the Kurds.”   On Wednesday, June 20, the Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC) coalition cosponsored a rally in front of the White... Continue Reading

Robert George on the Need for Perseverance in the Wake of the Masterpiece Cakeshop Decision

The Masterpiece Cakeshop case shows the difficulty in attempting to prohibit behavior-based discrimination, as all sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) laws are interpreted to do

Written by Rick Plasterer | Saturday, June 30, 2018

The key in future cases involving religious beliefs will be the requirement to “confess by act” an orthodoxy one disagrees with. The fact that the court did not use freedom of expression shows its reluctance to defend religious liberty against liberal public policy – and does not bode particularly well for the future.   Princeton... Continue Reading

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