Church-State Relationship

Lesson 10: People are Policy

Lesson 10: People are Policy

In the past week, people have been asking why Donald Trump is nominating people who are not capable of running their assigned agencies. One way to understand this is to recognize that Project 2025 concludes by reminding its readers that people are policy. The idea is that the president’s first job is to choose people […]

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Lesson 9: Project 2025

Lesson 9: Project 2025

I’ve received far more responses to this series than any other in 20 years. Almost everyone in the past week believes we must prepare for a very threatening future. Indeed, a good beginning is trying to understand what is going on. Once we grasp that, we can ask how Jesus’ teachings guide us. With that […]

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Lesson 8: What Do We Do Now?

Lesson 8: What Do We Do Now?

I waited to write until after the election knowing that the outcome could make a big difference in our life together. Our nation will never be the same again. All morning long, I’ve been hearing from friends, mostly pastors, who also believe we are in very critical times. All are calling for compassion that might […]

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Lesson 3: New Models

Lesson 3: New Models

A change seems to have taken place in the relationship between church and society. Although it was long coming, most of us did not pay much attention until the recent presidential campaign. It was taken for granted that church and society had a congenial working relationship. Many even spoke of the church as the cutting edge […]

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