The most recent lawlessness at the Capitol reflects an escalating lawlessness that spans political parties, religious affiliations, age brackets, and social classes. Will a militarized America be the new normal? Will the armed troops protecting the Citadel of Democracy today be patrolling the streets of rioting cities tomorrow? Will the blatant failures of our institutions and our leaders continue to fester to an explosive level of distrust?
Before the 2020 election, 80 percent of Biden supporters and 77 percent of Trump supporters stated that they and the other side “fundamentally disagree about core American values.” Ninety percent of Biden supporters and 89 percent of Trump supporters said the other candidate’s election “would lead to lasting harm to the US.”
Recognizing the divided and divisive culture of our nation, Mr. Biden “wants to use the [inauguration] to call Americans to unity,” according to his incoming press secretary. But as I am sure Mr. Biden and those praying for harmony know, seeking unity will not succeed unless we commit ourselves to values that are essential to such unity.
According to a new Barna study, 75 percent of Black American churchgoers feel powerless when it comes to politics.
According to recent reports, once he takes office, Joe Biden is planning to reverse many of President Trump's pro-life policies.
On Tuesday, President-elect Joe Biden on nominated Rachel Levine for assistant secretary of health at the Department of Health and Human Services. If confirmed, Levine will eye the first openly transgender individual confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
A group of Harvard students has launched a petition urging the Ivy League school to revoke the degrees of Republicans who opposed the certification of the election.
First Lady Melania Trump delivered her farewell address from the White House on Monday.
How should Christians respond when Christian leaders speak and act in ways that dishonor our Lord? Three biblical answers are familiar but no less urgent today.
According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 88 percent of the members in the 117th U.S. Congress are Christians.
Senator Lindsey Graham is urging Senator Chuck Schumer to call a vote to dismiss the impeachment trial of President Trump.
