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Michigan Republicans Fear a Split Ahead of 2024 Intense Republican infighting in Michigan is boosting Democrats in the critical 2024 battleground and hobbling GOP plans for a comeback after stinging defeats in three consecutive elections. Michigan’s sprawling Republican establishment of operatives, donors, elected officials, and allied
industry groups is breaking ranks with the state party, declaring no-confidence in newly elected chairwoman.... California’s State of Disaster At the start of the year, rain finally fell. The colors on the drought map started to fade, from the reds of “exceptional” and “extreme” to the oranges of “severe,” even “moderate.” Ponds and creeks appeared in places we’d never known were meant for water. In those early weeks, the rain came with consequences. Neighborhoods flooded and mudslides wrecked homes.... Supreme Court considers
Biden’s student loan plan The Supreme Court justices skeptically questioned Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan in nearly four hours of oral argument on Tuesday. Justice John Roberts questioned the administration’s
definition of modify and seemed to indicate that the plan did more than that. Roberts also questioned whether the executive branch, rather than Congress. should be deciding where... On Feb. 27, the SBC’s Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force released a lengthy statement with FAQs explaining how the Ministry Check website will function. This online database — which for years previous SBC leaders said was
not possible — is the centerpiece of the denomination’s response to last year’s independent investigation that painted a damning picture of denominational....
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Between two worlds While I was in elementary school, my father was the first Latino appointed to the California
State Supreme Court. At his inauguration, I remember hearing the chant, “Viva Reynoso.” I had no idea what it meant. My father, a first-generation Mexican-American, grew up in Southern California’s Orange County when orange groves were still prevalent. His father irrigated the groves and my father, during his youth, often spent the summer picking oranges with his
family....
Christian group protests West Cumbria coal mine on Ash Wednesday On Ash Wednesday, Christian Climate Action, a Christian group working to prevent climate breakdown, held protests against West Cumbria Mining Limited, and urged companies associated with the mining group to sever ties with
them over a proposed coal mine in Cumbria. The protesters displayed banners that contained the writing ‘Coal is killing humanity’ and also .... |
Faith Seeking Understanding | Less Certainty Allows for More Growth It’s
been said that there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes. A few years back, I added a third: All tours end in the gift shop. Having a sense of certainty about certain things is certainly good. We rest in the assurance of being loved and hold to some of life’s proven realities. Yet, sometimes an overdose.... “If the only tool you have is a hammer, it is tempting to treat everything as if it were a nail,” said American psychologist Abraham Maslow in 1966. Many of us have probably tried — and failed — to tackle a problem with the tools available to us. Our ability to respond to the challenges
that confront us can be limited by our.... Leftward Drift: Why Deconverts Begin at the
Religious Right and Migrate to the Atheist Left In 2009, during the height of the “New Atheism” trend, but a comfortable distance prior to the “Deconstruction” trend, researcher Raoul J. Adams noticed that what he called “apostacy” seemed to be coming primarily from Fundamentalism. Whereas the term “Fundamentalist” has
gradually been replaced by the word “Evangelical,” culturally the same stigma applies: Right Wing politics loosely disguised in.... Megachurch forces all members to sign anti-LGBTQ+ statement, or be removed from membership First Baptist Church — a megachurch in Jacksonville, Florida — is
requiring its members to sign a “Biblical Sexuality Agreement,” an anti-LGBTQ+ statement that denies the existence of trans people, opposes same-sex marriage, and calls same-sex intercourse ungodly. The church’s senior pastor used anti-LGBTQ+ disinformation to explain why all church members must sign or resign.... At the beginning of Goethe’s Faust, the famous and educated Dr. Faustus decides to commit suicide, only to be stopped when he hears the singing coming
from a church. In an inspiration of what appears to be religious devotion, he decides to take up Scripture translation....
Why England’s hospitals are putting venison on the menu The quality of hospital food has always been a hot potato, but patients in Lancashire are giving five stars to the wild venison dishes being cooked up thanks to a new initiative with Forestry England. East
Lancashire Hospitals Trust (ELHT) has been serving wild meat from the Forest of Bowland, just 13 miles away, thanks to a partnership with the government agency which manages 250,000 hectares.... Dad’s Heartbreaking Photo Goes Viral After Son Writes These 2 Words on School Project You may remember a while back, a Florida State football player saw an autistic boy sitting alone at the lunch table. He sat with him, someone snapped a picture and the gesture went viral. In a world where social media is king, and one thing
in someone’s day can quickly make them known by millions of people around....
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