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Moral Restraint in an Age of Outrage
Let’s be honest. Most of us are not sitting in courtrooms. We’re sitting on couches, scrolling.
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A Christian Perspective on War and Liberation
Christian ethics has always insisted that moral permission to act does not automatically translate into moral necessity. Something more must be present before duty arises.
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The Algorithm as Shepherd of the Restless Heart
Social platforms and streaming services are engineered to capture and retain attention through variable rewards, infinite scroll, and personalized feeds. They do not request devotion; they exploit cognitive…
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The Sword Without Sanctification
One of the most dangerous confusions in political theology is the assumption that because God authorizes civil authority, He sanctifies every exercise of that authority. Scripture does not…
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The Captive Word: How Justice Drifted in the Church
And they will not define it from Deuteronomy, Leviticus, Proverbs, or Romans. They will define it from the air they breathe — academia, corporate trainings, social media discourse,…
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Force Without Glory: Moral Limits in a Violent World
Christ’s words in the Sermon on the Mount address the disciple as a private person. “Turn the other cheek” speaks to the posture of the believer before personal…
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