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1 week ago |
washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday
Have you ever belted out, “I once was lost, but now I’m found,” and felt a shiver down your spine? Or sung, “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it. Prone to leave the God I love,” with a lump in your throat, as if the lyrics were ripped straight from your heart’s deepest struggles? Why do these worship songs keep pulling us back to the gut-wrenching themes of straying, being redeemed, and clawing to stay on the path? Well, because they echo the raw, relentless reality of the Christian fight.
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1 week ago |
patriotpost.us | Sarah Holliday
By Sarah HollidayHarvard University is on the hot seat for allowing rampant anti-Semitism on its campus. Since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on October 7, 2023 following the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust, U.S. campuses have witnessed an alarming surge in blatant anti-Semitic attacks against Jewish students, with Harvard leading the pack. Released Wednesday, a damning 311-page report has now exposed the Ivy League school’s failures to properly address the anti-Semitism in their midst.
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2 weeks ago |
lifesitenews.com | Sarah Holliday
(The Washington Stand) — For years, the Kennedy Center has promoted LGBT-related material, causes, and events. In fact, this summer, they were slated to host a week chock-full of Pride-themed events for the biennial World Pride festival. But in a surprising turn, the center slammed the brakes last week, canceling the entire “Tapestry of Pride” week outright.
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2 weeks ago |
patriotpost.us | Sarah Holliday
By Sarah HollidayIn recent times, Coloradans appear to be facing the weight of policies that attack their First Amendment rights. Earlier in April, state Democrats launched a full assault on free speech through HB25-1312 — legislation that seeks to classify “misgendering” and “deadnaming” as forms of abuse. But while Coloradans grapple with threats to their free speech, another policy shift undercuts their religious and moral convictions.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonstand.com | Sarah Holliday
Harvard University is on the hot seat for allowing rampant anti-Semitism on its campus. Since the Israel-Hamas war erupted on October 7, 2023 following the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust, U.S. campuses have witnessed an alarming surge in blatant anti-Semitic attacks against Jewish students, with Harvard leading the pack. Released Wednesday, a damning 311-page report has now exposed the Ivy League school’s failures to properly address the anti-Semitism in their midst.
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