Jeanie Hannaman

By Robert G. Marshall, Catholic Culture - Donald Trump has made it clear that he is no longer the solidly pro-life candidate which he seemed to be in previous elections. Indeed, many Americans who are disappointed with Trump’s manifest deficiencies may consider simply not bothering to vote in the 2024 Presidential election. But in considering this option, it is important to realize two things: First, often in politics we can only protect the good by voting for the lesser of two evils. Second, the Democratic candidate for President and her running mate favor policies which are far, far more evil than anything the Republican candidates would support.

By John B. Carpenter, American Thinker - But think of the kind of person Paul was training for eldership if they had to be warned not to fight over everything, not to hit people they opposed. Does anyone today think your average evangelical pastor needs to be warned not to punch people during his pastoral care? What kind of men were Paul’s churches attracting as shepherds if they had to be warned against taking a swing at their interlocutors? They were fighters. They were men who went into the fray and so needed the wisdom about picking their battles and not to fight in the flesh. But they were definitely fighters.