Politics

Energion Political Roundtable – Answers to Question #7

Byempower October 6, 2012

Here are the answers to question #7:

Government | Politics

The Clinton Compromise
Byempower August 14, 2015

by Elgin Hushbeck For all but the most dogmatic Christians, living in the real world is full of compromises. This is probably one of the reasons monasticism has played a significant role in the history of Christianity. There is something appealing about cutting oneself off and just living as Christ would want us to live,…

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Bible | Christianity | Church | Discipleship | Politics

Why don’t Christians have peace in this world?
Byempower September 2, 2015

by Chris Surber In John 14:27 Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.” (ESV) The promise of peace is common in the Bible but it is rare in…

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Politics | Pope | Public Square

The Unsettling Voice of Public Faith
Byempower October 29, 2015

by Bob Cornwall The day that Pope Francis addressed a joint session of Congress, and through them the American people, I’m sure that some felt this was an unwelcome mixture of church and state. It is true that the Pope is a head of state (Vatican City is a recognized nation), but he wasn’t speaking…

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Politics

Two Energion Authors Examine the U. S. Election
Byempower August 8, 2012

SPECIAL SALE OFFER! Remember that our political titles are on sale until the election, including both Preserving Democracy and Faith in the Public Square. Energion authors Robert D. Cornwall (a progressive) and Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. (a conservative) will be engaging in a blog discussion about issues related to the election. Elgin is author of Energion…

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Question 5 Response 1 – Elgin Hushbeck – Reforming the Penal System
Byempower June 13, 2013

Links: Question 5 Elgin Hushbeck Reply to Question 5 Joel Watts Reply to Question 5 Joel Watts Question 5 Response 1 Second Reply Set (Both Joel Watts and Elgin Hushbeck) Question: You write of finding “the least bad one.” Why are you so pessimistic that the situation cannot be righted? Even if Eden started off…

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Response to Allan Bevere's "The President as Pastor-in-Chief?"
Byempower January 29, 2018

Allan Bevere’s recent article made good points that I generally agreed with, but I do not think the situation is quite as black and white as he presents it. Concerning refusing to support either Clinton or Trump, while I understand that such thinking makes sense in the primary, when it comes to the general election,…

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