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Commando for Christ - this loving parody of '80s hair bands like Stryper and Petra is worth the next 3 minutes of your life. Give it a spin...
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In 1986 hair metal was king. Bands like Bon Jovi, Poison, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Motley Crüe, and Ratt ruled the airwaves...and spawned a thousand copycat b...More than 100 liberal secularists stand up for free speech. Read their letter and tell me, do you agree with them?
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July 7, 2020 The below letter will be appearing in the Letters section of the magazine's October issue. We welcome responses at letters@harpers.org Our cultural institutions are facing a moment oWhat would you do if BLM showed up at your church, screaming at mothers and children as they entered the building?
BLM Protesters Assault Pastor and Ferociously Harass NY Baptist Churchgoers, Including Children
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Several videos posted to social media show both black and white churchgoers being verbally harassed and assaulted outside of the Grace Baptist Church in Troy, New York.A reader named Josh wrote me to ask: I would like to start a men’s group in my city and I’m trying to figure out a cool name to Call it. Do you have any thoughts for a cool name?
Guys, can you help him out? What would you call your men's group? Please no snark...
A lengthy article, but well worth a read.
University of Texas sociologist Mark Regenerus surveyed more than 200 young adults across the globe to gauge their attitudes and expectations surrounding marriage. He paid special attention to Christians, and what he found disturbed him.
Christians still marry at rates far exceeding their non-religious peers. But the gap is narrowing rapidly. Christians are postponing and rejecting marriage for the same reasons as everyone else: easy access to sex outside marriage, fear of landing in a bad marriage, and focus on career, or wanting to "be established" before settling down. From the article:
"Marriage, even in the minds of most Christians, is now perceived as a capstone that marks a successful young adult life, not the foundational hallmark of entry into adulthood. The nomenclature attests to this. A capstone is the finishing touch of a structure. It’s a moment in time. A foundation, however, is what a building rests upon. It is necessarily hard-wearing. In the foundational vision, being newly married and poor was common, expected, and difficult, but often temporary. In the capstone standard, being poor is a sign that you’re just not marriage material yet."
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Matrimony rates are in decline, even among conservative Christians. Here’s what that means for the future.“David Murrow is a talented and entertaining speaker who really delivers the goods. His message is right on target.”