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Applying Biblical theology to politics, culture, and firearms.

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  1. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    Why I Will Never Experience September 12, 2001 (opens the original)

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    September 12, 2001. A nation in mourning. Thousands of lives that would never be whole again. Millions of lives that would never be the same again. Smoldering rubble. Twisted steel. Ash covered streets. This was September 12, 2001. Flags of this great country lined the street as a people collectively recoiled from one of the most vicious and cowardly attacks in their shared history. The lines to donate blood hit unprecedented levels all while the blood poured out by first responders was still fr

  2. Issue · Jul 21, 2026

    Stop Waiting for Sodom's Approval (opens the original)

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    The modern Church has developed a strange habit: asking the world for permission before obeying God.We see it in pulpits that hesitate on clear biblical teaching. In Christian leaders who tailor their message to avoid triggering the culture. In believers who treat God’s commands as negotiable opinions rather than binding authority. Somewhere along the way, we began assuming that biblical law must wait for cultural acceptance before it can be proclaimed or enforced in public life.This assumption

  3. Issue · Jul 14, 2026

    Against the Constitution (opens the original)

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    All law is enforced with the threat of violence. Strip away the ceremonies, the ‘legal-ese’ and the gavels, and every law’s enforcement is ultimately dependent on the willingness to use force. Fines don’t collect themselves. Warrants don’t teleport lawbreakers into cells. Restraining orders do not, by their mere existence, separate individuals.Without real people ready and able to compel obedience, the most upright law in the world is just ink on a paper or pixels on a screen. Yet modern conserv

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