Reconciliation
When reading or studying the Bible, it is always helpful to note when God repeats Himself. Look for the same
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Commentary
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Waldorf Astoria Washington, D.C.: This year: A bomb matched only by CNN’s juvenile coverage
A president’s speech at The White House Correspondents’ Dinner is supposed to be light and funny and self-deprecating. Friday’s speech
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The Fruits of Saving Faith
When a person places faith in the blood sacrifice of Jesus Christ as their only means of salvation, they are
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Beyond the payroll: Baltimore’s 1099 workers and the critical oversight of asbestos exposure
Essentially, America’s occupational safety framework was largely built around a simple assumption: that workers have employers. This relationship extends beyond
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Who Is The Final Authority?
When someone goes to a restaurant, they want to see a smile on the waitress’s face. They desire a server
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Puncturing political clichés; The most resilient undisputed cliché of all
The American political lexicon is filled with clichés, of which some are regularly the object of ridicule, while others are
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Forty Years of Bricks
I am not a fan of what the rest of the world calls “football.” I cannot tell you the score
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Maryland’s Democratic Party (and the national party) very accepting of Anti-Semitism: Case in point, Rep. Jamie Raskin
Rep. Jamie Raskin is a longtime political office-holder in Maryland (for almost a decade) for the state’s 8th congressional district.
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Signs of Backsliding
The story of the Prodigal Son is the go-to story of a backslider in the Bible. The man demands his
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