Law & Society
Doctrine by Politics
The fact that the Church is no longer the one teaching doctrine leaves a haunting question: if we aren’t teaching it, then who is? And in today’s world where evangelicalism is walking a tightrope between a political identity and a faith descriptor, my suspicion is that the new teacher is politics.
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The lawsuit accusing Harvard University of discrimination towards Asian Americans has finally made it to Court.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh is currently undergoing his Senate confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee
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Whether you support the protests or not, it is important to understand all the facts before formulating an opinion.
Read MoreBill of Rights
Need a refresher on the Bill of Rights? Well, here is the first 10 rights that you should know!
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Understand it so you can defend against it. Or as Ronald Reagan used to say, “How do you tell a communist? Well, it’s someone who reads Marx and Lenin.”
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A popular opinion we often hear today is that socialism as a political and economic system is much more effective in addressing the social issues we face today as a society, such as poverty and unemployment.
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