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Of all the crises of faith that are raging right now, this once is deeply concerning. Jonathan Turley says a recent poll shows Americans are increasingly rejecting the Constitution and choosing violence.
It's been disappointing to watch the Disney that most of us grew up with become a source of industrial strength wokeness. Kurt Mahlberg wonders if a new kids entertainment app will topple woke Disney.
Discerning truth from error can be a real challenge right now. J.B. Shurk shares some enlightening examples of how we are stuck in the mouth of Marxist madness because we won't call things by their truthful names.
We're seeing a lot of fanaticism right now and Brandon Smith says that's not an accident. He describes the weaponization of fanaticism and why the left loves Islam but Islam does not feel the same about the left.
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The past three years have taught us a lot about who are friends are and who they aren't. Mark Oshinski has a thoughtful essay on broken friendships and how our friends help us know what's true.
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