When people say “political violence is wrong,” does that change the underlying substructure of thought that leads to a massive elevation in violence in the country of the political variety?
I don’t think it means anything to just say that political violence is wrong, because there are actual substrates of thought that lead to the elevation of the violence that compel fringe actors to go out and do things like murder Charlie Kirk.
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I am shocked and I am broken. Charlie Kirk, leader of a generation of young adults, has been assassinated in a purposely public manner.
I knew Charlie. He was a young man whom I respected greatly. His heart was with his God first, with his family second, and with his generation third. His voice was one that spoke to millions of people, giving them powerful arguments to defend their beliefs, the ability to articulate what it is they believe. I pray for his wife, Erika, and their two little children. I pray for Turning Point as they grieve, then figure out how to carry on their mission without their leader. I pray for the young adults who will have to process this senseless act of tragic violence.
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A Muslim iman in Houston, Texas is warning store owners there that they have 30 days to stop selling alcohol and pork, or face repercussions.
No coverage from the sharia-compliant media, of course.
For years, a small handful of my colleagues and I warned of the islamization of America. We were smeared, defamed, libeled – our names and reputations destroyed. The cowardice of Western elites will result in unfathomable consequences, a very dark future.
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Homeschool has long been seen as a bubble of hardcore Christians who are opting out of the public school system to keep their children far away from state indoctrination — but according to CEO of Classical Conversations, Robert Bortins, that’s all changing.
“I think God’s design for all humanity is for you to educate your own children. So I’m very glad that secular non-Christians are homeschooling,” Bortins begins. “But as that’s taken place, a lot of the homeschool kind of pioneers who maybe created this curriculum don’t have people to pass it on to.”
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President Trump renewed his promise to defend religious freedom and signaled a big development at the Department of Education during a speech at the Museum of the Bible on Monday.
The president lauded his record in office while vowing to protect religious liberty in America’s public schools. He made that pledge as the White House Religious Liberty Commission gathered at the museum.
“When faith gets weaker, our country seems to get weaker. When faith gets stronger… good things happen for our country. It’s amazing the way it seems to work that way. Under the Trump Administration, we’re defending our rights and restoring our identity as a nation under God. We are One Nation Under God — and we always will be,” he said.
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It’s the hottest day of the year, the kind where the air feels thick enough to chew, and your home is your last refuge from the scorching sun. You reach for the thermostat, desperate for relief — only to find it locked. A cold, digital message glares back at you: “Energy Emergency. Adjustments Not Allowed.” This is happening right now in Colorado, Texas, and — if Ohio’s latest bill passes — soon in your state too. The question isn’t if utility companies will seize control of your home’s climate, but when. And once they do, what’s next? Your fridge? Your lights? Your ability to cook dinner? Welcome to the brave new world of energy rationing, where corporate and government collusion doesn’t just spy on you — it dictates how you live, all under the guise of “saving the grid.”
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On August 28, 23-year-old Robin (formerly Robert) Westman, a transgender-identifying biological male, fired through the windows of Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring numerous others. Westman, who died by suicide, left behind a disturbing manifesto in video and written format, revealing his fixation on mass violence and his severe mental health disturbances.
Everyone is talking about his morbid obsession with mass shooters, his racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-Christian statements, and his self-loathing reflected in his manifesto. But are they missing the bigger picture?
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You’ve heard of young women getting engaged to their AI boyfriends, but have you heard of artificial intelligence replacing the bond between a mother and daughter?
Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck recently read one of these stories — which was about a mother who admitted to liking her AI companion more than her daughter — and it set off some serious alarm bells.
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As Breitbart News reported in July, a military contractor named Tony Aguilar, who had been fired by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), turned against the group and was embraced by anti-Israel media.
Sen. Chris van Hollen (D-MD), a leading opponent of Israel in Congress, made Aguilar his star witness in accusing Israel of war crimes. Among those accusations: that IDF soldiers murdered a boy named “Amir.”
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Daily—daily—I see a tsunami of Jew-hatred (I used to call it anti-Semitism, but we need a stronger term now. Anti-Semitism doesn’t have the punch it once did).
I think that even the secular world has descended into this satanic worldview due to a lack of Bible teaching or poor Bible teaching. That is certainly the case in the American Church. As I’ve said many times, Europe has long ago gone off the rails biblically. Martin Luther, the 16th-century reformer, wrote grotesque things about the Jews in his book “On the Jews and Their Lies“—statements that are so sick, I wouldn’t quote him here. He turned on the Jews after they wouldn’t mass-embrace the Gospel. Long before that, some of the early Church Fathers (along with the Catholic Church) read the Bible metaphorically.
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