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  • The Dangers of Political Hatred in Democracy

    The Dangers of Political Hatred in Democracy

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    America does not suffer from an excess of political disagreement. It suffers from a collapse of civic restraint.  Disagreement is inevitable in a pluralistic democracy. In fact, it is essential. But in recent years, political identity has increasingly become a moral sorting mechanism—one that divides neighbors into abstractions and encourages citizens to interpret disagreement as…

  • A Christian Case Against Antisemitism

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    Antisemitism is incompatible with historic Christianity. The God Christians worship first revealed himself in covenant with Israel, Jesus and the apostles were Jewish, and the New Testament forbids contempt, slander, and violence toward any people—especially toward the people through whom God brought the Scriptures and the Messiah. A Christian case against antisemitism is therefore biblical,…

  • Christians owe LGBTQ Americans a huge apology.

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    Christians owe LGBTQ Americans an apology for past cruelty and disrespect. Emphasizing love and respect, the message advocates adherence to Jesus’ teachings on loving neighbors. It critiques the misuse of scripture to justify discrimination and calls for reflection on behaviors that harm others, urging believers to engage respectfully, regardless of differing beliefs.

  • From Hate to Harmony: Building a Better America Together

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    America will not be great until we learn how to stop hating one another. We have to work daily to turn down the level of anger and hate in our lives. If you hate MAGA, you’re part of the problem of what is wrong with this world. If you hate Liberals, you’re part of the…

  • Love Over Hate: Transforming American Leadership

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    The author advocates for non-violence, compassion, and unity, emphasizing that leaders should promote harmony over division. They criticize nationalism, racism, and the treatment of prisoners, urging society to embrace love as a fundamental value. Ultimately, the piece calls for a collective rejection of hatred and a commitment to kindness and respect in all interactions. Click…