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Talking About Christianity Could Just Put People Off – Church of England Signals

The Church of England is set to signal to members that speaking openly about their faith could do more harm than good when it comes to spreading Christianity

Written by John Bingham | Saturday, November 14, 2015

Asked about the finding that only 19 per cent wanted to know more after speaking to a Christian compared with 59 per cent who said they did not, Mr Fittall said: “How many of us have walked along Victoria Street or somewhere in London and heard somebody standing there shouting things out?   The Church... Continue Reading

Concerning Red Cups, Coffee Companies, and Pseudo-Christian Things

Is saying, “Merry Christmas,” a test of love for Jesus?

Written by Nick Napier | Thursday, November 12, 2015

Please don’t buy into this pseudo-Christian bologna. Perhaps instead of being phony, tell the barista that you hope they have a nice day. Get to know their names. (Your local barista does not make company policy.) Frequent there, and eventually, you might get to do real gospel work–sharing who Jesus is and what He has... Continue Reading

The New Intolerance of Student Activism

A fight over Halloween costumes at Yale has devolved into an effort to censor dissenting views.

Written by Conor Friedersdorf | Thursday, November 12, 2015

It ought to be disputed rather than indulged for the sake of these students, who need someone to teach them how empowered they are by virtue of their mere enrollment; that no one is capable of invalidating their existence, full stop; that their worth is inherent, not contingent; that everyone is offended by things around... Continue Reading

Canon Andrew White: ‘Vicar of Baghdad’ On Leading A Church In Iraq And Being In The Crosshairs Of Isis

Canon Andrew White has a remarkable faith in human nature, but in the face of so much cruelty, even he believes a line has been crossed

Written by Cole Moreton | Thursday, November 12, 2015

But surely there is only one logical conclusion to be drawn? He sighs, and answers slowly. “You are asking me how we can deal radically with Isis. The only answer is to radically destroy them. I don’t think we can do it by dropping bombs. We have got to bring about real change. It is... Continue Reading

Dante’s Divine Comedy ‘Offensive And Should Be Banned’

It is a world-renowned work of literature and one of the foundation stones of the Italian language, but Dante's Divine Comedy has been condemned as racist, homophobic, anti-Islamist and anti-Semitic.

Written by Nick Squires | Thursday, November 12, 2015

Schoolchildren and university students who studied the work lacked “the filters” to appreciate its historical context and were being fed a poisonous diet of anti-Semitism and racism, the group said. It called for the Divine Comedy to be removed from schools and universities or at least have its more offensive sections fully explained.   The... Continue Reading

Atheist: Okay to Disparage Christians, But Islam Off-Limits Because…

An atheist professor said that it’s acceptable to criticize Christians but not Muslims, because he does not “fear” retaliation from Christians.

Written by Russ Hepler | Sunday, November 8, 2015

“I would say two things,” Zuckerman said. “I know what keeps me from critiquing Islam on my blog is just fear. “I’ve got three kids,” he said. “So I know I can say anything about Christianity or Mormonism, and I’m not living in fear, which is a testament to Christianity and Mormonism, and that’s wonderful.... Continue Reading

When Muslim Truck Drivers are Fired for Not Delivering Beer, Court Has an Unbelievable Response

“The Obama administration actually represented the two Muslims in this case. But has sometimes taken a very different position in the case of Christians trying to assert their religious beliefs.”

Written by Mike Miller | Sunday, November 8, 2015

The U.S government and the courts can’t legally have one set of laws for Christians and another set of laws for Muslims and other religious groups. This court’s ruling throws into relief that not all Americans are legally recognized as possessing religious liberty and freedom of conscience.   Two Muslim truck drivers who sued their former employer... Continue Reading

New York Appeals Court Rules Murderer Not Guilty Because Six-Day-Old Baby Isn’t Really a Person

According to New York law a baby isn’t a person until its umbilical cord is cut and it is breathing on its own.

Written by Warner Todd Huston | Thursday, November 5, 2015

This law essentially says that a human is not a “person” until they pass through the portal of birth, as if the birth canal itself bestows “personhood” on human beings. This is such an arbitrary and silly claim that it makes a mockery of the law not to mention belittles life itself. The idea that... Continue Reading

Feds Rule To Force High School Girls To Undress Next To Naked Boys Who Think They’re Girls

The federal government mandates a Chicago high school to allow a full biological male into the girls’ locker room because he thinks he is a female.

Written by Ben Shapiro | Thursday, November 5, 2015

This is what happens when a society loses its moral moorings. In its quest to destroy God, the left unhitched its wagon from eternal truths and, instead, decided to substitute its own idea of utopia. To reach that utopia – freedom from social expectations and standards – objectivity itself had to be destroyed, so as... Continue Reading

Political Correctness Trumps Feminism

Nowhere does politically-correct speech grate more on the nerves of people's sensibilities than in the socially-volatile conflict over sexuality.

Written by Peter Jones | Sunday, November 1, 2015

A contemporary journalist naively opines: “We are opening up to the idea that classic binary conceptions of gender are unnecessarily rigid.” He fails to see that in this Oneist world a deep identity crisis is arising for our children and their eventual inability to understand the “binary” truth about the God of the Gospel, where... Continue Reading

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