Politics Moment: British Labour Party
This is the second politics moment for this week, in which I ask Chris Eyre about the nature and logistics of the leadership turmoil in the British Labour party.
This is the second politics moment for this week, in which I ask Chris Eyre about the nature and logistics of the leadership turmoil in the British Labour party.
With the 500 year anniversary of the reformation having just passed and the beginning of the Christmas season upon us, my Sunday School class was discussing what evangelicals had gained (or recovered) and what we have lost with the reformation. A woman in the class asked about a recent article she had read and whether…
As I thought likely, one thing that will separate our participants is the choice of which issues are of most importance. Elgin Hushbeck’s answer: The Big Three Bob Cornwall’s answer: 3 issues: Income disparity; Immigration; Health Care. Hard choices.
[Editor’s Note: Not all post will have an opposing response. If you disagree with this one, please make your case in the comments.] by Doris Horton Murdoch Yes, Americans are morally obligated to resettle Syrian refugees. This resettlement assistance of any global group of oppressed persons is a collective international responsibility. According to World Vision,…
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,…
Question 4 Hushbeck Answer to Question 4 Watts Answer to Question 4 Hushbeck Question 4 Reply 1 (The numbered questions were posed by Joel Watts to Elgin Hushbeck. See links above.) 1) You claim that “While many are coming out of poverty… there are many more who are going into it.” While given the recent ecomonic…
This initial post is intended as a marker, a flag of sorts marking out where I am coming from. Living as a Christian, the “how do we live now?” question is a complex question and is so all-encompassing that any effort to address it as a whole is borderline foolishness. My intent is to break…
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