Author: Randolph Jason

Putting the Culture Wars in a Multigenerational Perspective

Randolph Jason

Putting the Culture Wars in a Multigenerational Perspective by Michael L. Brown for Ask Dr Brown It’s the question I’ve heard now for many years, specifically from evangelical Christians. “Since the world is only getting worse, why bother fighting the culture wars? What’s the use? What’s the point? Isn’t it better for us simply to share our faith and prepare for the return of Jesus?” To be sure, if I knew for a fact that Jesus was coming back in a week, I would not spend that week writing articles about…

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You Know How Hard It Is NOT To Touch Your Face With Hands? Try It…

Randolph Jason

You Know How Hard It Is NOT To Touch Your Face With Hands? Try It… by Ken Jorgustin for Modern Survival Blog GNN Note – For the past several weeks I have become very aware of touching my face it is amazing how many times a day our hands are on our face. Equally amazing is how many times our face is touched in general. Now that you’re aware watch what happens. Within a few days you are going to be shocked. ****** Seriously. See how long you can go without…

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With Afghanistan Deal, Trump Has A Foreign Policy Record He Can Take To Re-Election

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With Afghanistan Deal, Trump Has A Foreign Policy Record He Can Take To Re-Election By Sumantra Maitra for The Federalist No new wars or interventions in Iran or Venezuela, a partial drawdown from Iraq and Syria, and an Afghanistan withdrawal deal is a foreign policy record to be proud of. The United States and the Taliban signed a peace deal this weekend after 19 years of war, to ease the way towards American full withdrawal from a semi-feudal hell. After a grueling marathon negotiation process, American Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad signed the…

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Secularism Is Killing Our Country—Where Are the Culture Warriors?

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Secularism Is Killing Our Country—Where Are the Culture Warriors? by DAVID LANE for Charisma News In declaring that “modern Christianity has to get back to playing the long game,” we particularly have in mind the likes of Johann Conrad Weiser Sr. (1662-1746), Conrad Weiser Jr. (1696-1760), Henry Melchior Muhlenberg (1711-1787), his wife, Anna Maria (Weise) Muhlenberg (1727-1802) and their sons Frederick, Peter and Henry Ernest, all pastors. Born in Einbeck, Germany, Henry Melchior Muhlenberg (an Anglicanization of Heinrich Melchior Mühlenberg) was a Lutheran pastor sent to North America as a…

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WHEN GOD CLOSES THE DOOR AND SHUTS THE WINDOWS

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WHEN GOD CLOSES THE DOOR AND SHUTS THE WINDOWS by Brad Gray for Core Christianity Perhaps the harshest word we ever hear growing up is also one of the shortest: “No.” “No” is a small word that packs an enormous amount of power. It has the ability to both prevent and protect. Growing up, we almost singularly see the prevention side of this command, seeing “no” as merely a barrier hemming us in, but in fact, “no” is more like a gateway to better living. “No, do not touch that…

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