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Briefing
Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019
Will pastors in the Netherlands who affirm biblical Christianity face criminal prosecution? Controversy over The Nashville Statement explodes among the Dutch. Can US senators block a federal judge nominee simply because he is a member of an historic Catholic organization that—brace yourself—is Catholic? This threatens the religious liberty of all. Is traditional masculinity itself toxic? The American Psychological Association reveals guidelines that would transform both boyhood and manhood.
January 9, 2019
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Briefing
Tuesday, Sept 4, 2018
All eyes on the nation’s capital as Kavanaugh confirmation hearings begin in US Senate America’s political left decries outcome-based law, yet fails to acknowledge their role in pioneering this approach What should Christians be watching for in this week’s confirmation hearings? After outcry from Christian communities, California legislator pulls bill that would have threatened religious liberty
September 4, 2018
Bible
Wednesday, Aug 1, 2018
As goes the Supreme Court, so goes the nation: Why the Kavanaugh nomination matters to both sides of the partisan divide What does it mean for a judge to be a ‘strict constructionist’? Even in a secular age, the conscience of Western civilization is still haunted and shaped by the Bible