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 The great theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote scathingly of “cheap grace,” which is the warm fuzzy feeling we give ourselves, and the praise we win from others, by making little virtue-signals that cost us almost nothing — and might well impose suffering on innocent third parties.
Continue to Post: On Immigration, Winning Cheap Grace
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 Dear Mr. President and Mr. Vice-President, I write this letter as a supporter and advocate, not a critic or adversary. As someone who voted for you and who regularly calls on millions of Americans to pray for you. I also write this with the understanding that you have been elected to serve the American people […]
Continue to Post: An Appeal to the President and Vice-President to Reconsider Their LGBT Strategy
Feb 07, 2017 11:52 pm
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 JoAnn Wise thinks she wasn’t treated well. In an op-ed published Tuesday by The Washington Post, Wise writes, “I already know what Trump/Puzder economics look like because I’m living it every day. Despite giving everything I had to [labor secretary pick Andy] Puzder’s company for 21 years, I left without a penny of savings, with […]
Continue to Post: This Woman’s Minimum Wage Story Shows the Left’s Troubling Mindset
Feb 07, 2017 11:31 pm
 President Donald Trump will use his business skills to negotiate lower prices and foster more competition in the health care market—but he doesn’t want to rush things, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said.
Continue to Post: White House Says Trump Won’t Rush Obamacare Replacement
Feb 07, 2017 11:15 pm
 Since the Senate started holding hearings on President Donald Trump’s Cabinet and Cabinet-level nominations, Senate Democrats have employed a variety of tactics to delay the votes needed for Trump to put the government’s leaders in place.
Continue to Post: Trump Faces Senate Boycotts on Nominees That Bush, Obama Didn’t
Feb 07, 2017 11:09 pm
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This week, a Syrian Christian family was united with its loved ones in New York City after initially being denied entry to the U.S. due to President Donald Trump’s travel moratorium.
School choice advocate Betsy DeVos was narrowly confirmed Tuesday as the next education secretary despite deep opposition from teachers unions and other groups, after Vice President Pence intervened to cast a historic tie-breaking vote.
Yesterday, Hillary Clinton delivered one of her first public statements since losing the Nov. 8 presidential election.
The spectacle of the U.S. government having to grovel before the Ninth Circuit to determine whether we are a sovereign nation or not should draw attention to another important initiative: the effort to break up the tyrannical Ninth Circus Court of Appeals.
Last week, Ethics and Public Policy Center senior fellow Henry Olson released a revisionist look into the legacy of Ronald Reagan.
If the law means anything, the Trump administration will succeed in overturning the so-called court ruling against its travel ban.
Barack Obama may lose his Obamacare legacy when Congress repeals and replaces it, but he has left the nation a far bigger and more damaging legacy.
For more than 60 years, the federal government has been sticking its nose where it doesn’t belong, threatening to punish houses of worship and their leaders for what they say.