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250 Years Later: The Work of Liberty Is Never Finished
On July 4, 1776, fifty-six men signed a declaration that challenged the greatest empire on earth. They pledged “their Lives, their Fortunes, and their sacred Honor” to a cause they believed was worth more than comfort or safety. Two hundred and fifty years later, we inherit what they built. That inheritance is not merely a…
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A World Without Moral Order Is Not Compassionate
It is easy to speak about fairness, compassion, and protecting the vulnerable. It is harder to accept authority, consequences, and moral order. Yet Scripture does not separate these. Justice requires authority, and authority requires power.
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Beyond War: Christian Responsibility in a Broken World
Christians are not permitted to ignore suffering because it is distant. But neither are they required to assume that military intervention is the primary or best response in every case.
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