Gregg Dudash Fountain Hills
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Neutrality is not secularism - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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OPINION — Ted Blank’s recent opinion says the Constitution requires religious neutrality. Fair enough. But he then turns that principle into something much broader: public life itself must be secular. Before getting to the First Amendment, let me correct the record. Blank says I object to neutrality, seek to “force” Christian principles on others, and apparently desire a “religious government.” I argued none of those things. I explicitly wrote: “Not a theocracy. Not an established church.” Appar
Putting the label before the argument concerning Christianity - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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OPINION — Attacking Christianity directly is still a little awkward in America. So secular progressives have found a workaround: give traditional Christianity a sinister new name. “Christian Nationalism” began as an academic construct and developed into a political weapon. Give ordinary Christian political participation a menacing title, attach racism and authoritarianism to it, and the accusation does the arguing for you. Add “White,” and rhetorical alchemy supplies the guilty verdict. Christia
America’s Christian inheritance - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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OPINION — Two recent letters reveal different versions of the same secular mistake. Alfred Southall claims America is not a Christian nation but a “secular democratic republic,” then defines a “true Christian nation” by his preferred government policies. Michael Scott asks why candidates connect religion and campaigns, suggesting that openly expressed Christian faith implies superiority. Faith is not a professional credential. It does not automatically make someone a better litigator, physician,
Respect the voters in Fountain Hills - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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OPINION — The election is over. The voters have spoken. Mayor Gerry Friedel has been re-elected, and Matt Corrigan, Dan Kovacevic and Ben Larrabee have earned seats on the town council. Whether one celebrates or laments those results, they deserve respect. Unfortunately, some post-election commentary has suggested something quite different. One recent letter implied that nearly 4,000 voters chose “respect, decency and civility,” while the larger majority chose the opposite. That is a curious way
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