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Is it the God of the Bible who calls for our full allegiance? Or the gods of politics, civic virtue, and government-especially when they’re wrapped in religious language and moral urgency? This space to explore how Scripture speaks to Christians navigating loyalty, identity, and public life. Not to provoke – but to prompt reflection.
My goal is clarity, not conflict. I invite readers to think deeply about what the Bible says about allegiance, worship, and trust – especially in a world full of competing saviors.
What kind of topics will be included?
🕍🏛️ Church & State
📊 Belief & Surveys
⚖️ Civic Ethics
🌱⚖️ Creation & Responsibility
🌿 Environmental Stewardship
🧍♂️ Personal Responsibility & Civic Duty
⚖️ Policy & Theology
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🔬 Scientific Ethics
🤖 Conversations with AI
Let Your “Yes” Be “Yes”: Deconstructing the Doublespeak of Modern “Christian” Politics
This started off with a simple question, from something I read online. Just a simple fact check. True or False ...
How Christians Can Use AI Safely
This article is a real‑world example of Christian discernment in an AI conversation. It began with a Barna study but ...
Does America at the Crossroads put your soul at the Crossroads?
A call to examine whether things like Christian Nationalism may be putting our souls at a crossroads - taking us ...
An AI Conversation About Paying Citizens to Snoop on Immigrants
An AI conversation explores government plans to pay citizens to snoop on immigrants - raising deeper questions about surveillance, authority, ...
🌍✝️ Global Faith & Persecution
🕊️ Faith Under Fire
🌐 International Watch
🔥 Persecuted Communities
Ⓖ❌Ⓡ God vs. Religion
Ⓖ❌Ⓡ 🚶 From My Own Life
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Ⓖ❌Ⓡ 👪 Other People’s Stories
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🏛️ Government & Politics
🧭 The Moral Cost of Governance
🌍🧍Human Condition
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✝️ Religious Freedom
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The goal is to get readers to think and reflect. It is not to incite anger in any flavor or form.