The simple, historically obvious reality is that much of the LGBTQ movement is a luxury that only a wealthy, technologically advanced, and politically stable society can afford. Demanding that medical practitioners who were trained to heal and correct should be expected to amputate healthy organs and alter biological realities is a prerogative of a society with excess medical resources.
“What can you do as faith and community leaders?” asked U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams in a videotaped address for the COVID-19 Church Online Summit that opened Thursday. “Well, first, follow the guidance from your local health department and find ways to partner with them. Second, develop your plan to protect your employees and the people you serve.”
The news we’re all waiting for is the announcement that a vaccine or cure for coronavirus has been discovered. We trust that day will come one day.
When it does, as with crises of the past, we will remember then what people are doing now. From the president and members of Congress to our local leaders and those we know personally, actions taken (or not taken) today will echo for many years to come.
A 2019 study found that the United States in the best-prepared country to handle a pandemic.
Amid all of the panic and fear surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak across the globe, the upside can get lost. From a miraculous decrease in air pollution as a result of social distancing to the hanging of Christmas lights to shine a light on a dark situation, the coronavirus pandemic, while devastating, has also brought out some of the best in humanity.
Here are eight positive stories about the coronavirus crisis:
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First Liberty Institute issued its guidance this week on “Churches and Religious Institutions Facing Coronavirus Restrictions on Gathering,” asserting that churches should continue to serve their local communities but do so while following government guidelines and recommendations.
At a Thursday press briefing, President Trump said that he has instructed the FDA to speed up studies on two drugs that have the potential to be “game-changer” in the fight against COVID-19.
Doctors around the world may have found a cure for the coronavirus. A combination of medications are currently being tested to see if they do in fact cure the virus, and so far, the results look positive.
The coronavirus pandemic is the war of our time, a fact President Trump noted in his press conference yesterday. My purpose in today’s Daily Article is not to frighten you, but to alert you to the potential severity of this disease so as to encourage us all to do what all of us can and must do in response.
The number of identified coronavirus cases in the US surged past five thousand yesterday. Industries are shutting down and young people are struggling with mandated social distancing.
