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Tag Archives: politics
I’m Glad I Don’t Live Here
Myself, and a team from my church, were in Tegucigalpa, Honduras the summer of 2009 when that country went through a political coup. In the middle of the night, the military helicoptered the president out of the country and out … Continue reading
Allegiance to Christ, Citizenship in Heaven
Much to the dismay, and disappointment, of some of my friends and family, I screamed during the 2016 primaries and election that if the evangelical church backed, supported, and voted for Donald Trump, we would lose our moral authority to … Continue reading
A Lack of Knowledge About Hidden Rules
This is part 9 in a series on poverty, following Dr. Ruby Payne’s 8 basic resources that people in poverty lack. Here is a link to part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, and part 8. A simple definition of poverty … Continue reading
Posted in Poverty
Tagged A Framework for Understanding Poverty, Biblical Justice, current-events, Dr. Ruby Payne, generational poverty, Justice, Lower-Class, Middle-Class, politics, Poor, Poverty, poverty line, religion, situational poverty, Social Justice, social justice issues, Understanding Poverty, Upper-Class
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The 47%
Margaret Thatcher is credited with saying, “The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” I whole-heartedly agree with that sentiment. Concerning capitalism, Talcott Parsons wrote in his forward to The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit … Continue reading
Politics of Poverty
I recently ran across a great article entitled, “The Politics of Poverty.” It is worth a read. Here is a link to the article. I would very much be interested in what you think about this article.
Posted in Poverty
Tagged current-events, politics, politics of poverty, Poverty, sojo.net
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Our World is Hurting
Our world is hurting. On Friday, July 20th, James Holmes opened fire on a a packed theater, killing 12 people and wounding 58 others. The civil war in Syria is killing thousands, with no end in site. Iraq is in … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Thought
Tagged human-rights, hurt, Iraq, James Holmes, libya, middle-east, Olympics, peace, politics, Syria
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Embracing Social Justice
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has” (Margaret Mead) ___________________________________________ Jesus proclaimed, “The time has come…The kingdom of God has come near. Repent and … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Social Justice, Uncategorized
Tagged Biblical Justice, church, crime, evangelism, good news, imprisonment, Jesus, politics, Poverty, sickness, Social Justice, social justice issues
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The War on Women
What is this war on women I keep hearing about in the news? It started with the controversy surrounding the health care bill and the availability of contraceptives and requiring all businesses, even Christian businesses opposed to birth control and … Continue reading
Posted in Women's Issues
Tagged fortune 1000 companies, fortune 500 companies, gender inequality, politics, war on women, women, women's issues
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A Follow Up on Trayvon Martin
More “facts” are coming out about the Trayvon Martin case and Trayvon Martin himself. It amazes me how many people who questioned the first reports given by the media because the media cannot be trusted have all of the sudden … Continue reading