ICE protests and little girls being abused in Minneapolis
Is it safe to go to church? Are those people who call themselves Christians really Christians?
Topic
faith
A collection of 22 issues
Go to church and go to court
Nobody really expects charges like this to stand
Liberal churches and drug communities harboring illegal aliens in America
“Unitarian Universalist” is probably the most liberal of the liberal when it comes to nominally Christian churches.
Simple Christians do not call others “mentally ill”
We've heard “simple Christian” rhetoric before, however ingratiating and presumptuous that might be, and that is dead faith, as opposed to living faith, the “simple” of whatever is what it is
Preaching the law versus “enforcing” the law at church
That’s too many cops showing up on duty in uniform at church
Wholesaling churches as for-profit institutions
Professional church people don't like the word "love" and they're too prideful to accept "charity" … so there's faith and hope and a price on everything else.
Rad trads and white collar criminals
There's too much of a doctor's scribble in the wrong district for a pablum or a shot of liquor for what ails you and plenty of wine and beer all around.
Odd case of "church vice"
Runaway nuns with locksmithing habits
MTG's sudden resignation leaves even more questions unanswered
No. We're Protestants. We just can't bridge that 500-year gap with doctrines of sloppy Catholic reasoning, free will and salvation by works of the law.
How do JD and Usha Vance's disparate beliefs affect their marriage and relationship with their children?
Situations and circumstances again