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What Does “Separation of Church and State” Mean?

  You’re in a conversation about church and politics and someone says “The Separation of Church and State means churches shouldn’t talk about political issues.”   What Would You Say?   The next time you hear someone say that the Separation of Church and State protects government from religious people and religious ideas, remember these

Once a Woman, Always a Woman?

  As a Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson was asked to define “woman.” She responded, “I’m not a biologist.”   That was just a week after a biological male won the NCAA women’s swimming championship.   Ironically, many who remained silent on what a woman is during the NCAA championship have not been silent

Childlike Faith in Practical Politics

  Can we stand for truth without becoming jaded?     G.K. Chesterton, in his 1908 book Orthodoxy, describes how when he was a boy, many told him that his ideals would eventually “break up like clouds” and that he’d be forced to put his real faith in simple, practical politics.   Is this true,

Biden Agrees Abortion Kills a Child

  President Biden said, “The idea that we’re gonna make a judgment that is going to say that no one can make the judgment to choose to abort a child … goes way overboard.” This is more than a confusing gaffe. He is acknowledging what even honest pro-abortion folks have been forced to admit: The

Definitions Matter: Rights

  You’re in a conversation and someone start talking about rights: “human rights,” “women’s rights,” “gay rights,” “trans rights,” or maybe they refer to things like healthcare, income, or a job as “rights.”   What would you say?   Definitions matter. In conversations, we often find ourselves using the same vocabulary as others, but not

Identifying Misinformation

  You’re scrolling through social media and someone shares a post that doesn’t sound quite right. Is it true, or is it another case of misinformation on the Internet?   What would you say?   Misinformation has always been around, but it’s even more of a challenge now that so much of our lives are

How to Have a Conversation: Engaging Controversial Topics

  You’re in a conversation with a coworker and they’re pretty vocal about a controversial topic. You want to say something, but you’re having a hard time gathering the confidence to respond.   What would you say?   Questions are a risk-free way to engage in a conversation, giving you latitude, liberty and effectiveness, without

Doesn’t Religious Liberty Protect Extremists?

  You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Religious ‘freedom’ is bad because it gives cover for violent religious extremists.”   What would you say?   Some people think that religious liberty allows religious groups to do anything they want to do. So, extremist groups are able to use religious freedom as a license to

Does Advocating for Religious Liberty Hurt Our Christian Witness?

You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Standing up for religious liberty is bad for Christian witness. After all, aren’t Christians supposed to turn the other cheek?” What would you say? Sometimes people think that Christians who advocate for religious liberty do so at the cost of their Christian witness. They assume that defending religious

Are We All Racist?

You’re in a conversation – or maybe a diversity training session at work – and the topic turns to systemic racism and someone asks, “Are we all racist?” What would you say? When asking ourselves if we are racist, we must be open to the conviction of the Holy Spirit. Every person is made in

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