“Secular” Does Not Mean Non-religious

Phil Zuckerman is a professor of sociology and secular studies at Pitzer College in Claremont, California. As a part of his job, he teaches about religion and the nature of religion. In his teaching, he makes a distinction between what is secular and what is religious. To explain his understanding…
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Targeting the False Belief that Socialism is True

Devin Singh is an associate professor of religion at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. As with many, or maybe most, professors of religion at secular universities, Singh’s religious views are not based on biblical theology, but are more informed by “humanistic and social scientific insights” – in other words,…
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Why Would the Government Consider Closing Down Churches?

During the period when the government stay at home orders were in place because of the corona virus, an inordinate amount of anti-Christian events took place. For instance: In Charlotte, NC, eight people (two below the 10-person limit) were arrested for praying in front of an abortion clinic. Meanwhile, much…
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Pride in Wickedness

Riley Ticotin was the Playmate of the Month in Playboy’s January 2020 issue. Both she and Playboy consider her appearance to be a huge breakthrough, as she is the first plus size model (politically corrected to “curves model”) in Playboy’s history. Additionally, both, parties are very proud of the breakthrough.…
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Jesus Was Not a Socialist

I was watching a news show on TV, and they brought up a panel of “experts” to talk about the religious faith of various presidential candidates. One of the panelists was Dorothea (Dee) Dawkins-Haigler. According to her bio, she is a college educator, community activist, and political strategist. But that…
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