Politics

By Chad Groening, OneNewsNow - "For one thing, this is not Christian," contends Dr. Alex McFarland, a Christian apologist and author. "It's not constitutional and not good for the country. And let me say with great emphasis that these leaders, including Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention, don't speak for American Christendom. And I would say specifically Russell Moore doesn't speak for the vast majority of Southern Baptists that he frequently presents himself as representing."… But if Christians want to throw their money toward something that stands against what they believe and teach, McFarland says they are certainly free do so.

By Chad Groening, OneNewsNow - "Not everyplace is New York City," he points out. "Why should Wyoming or Nevada be under the same restrictions as New York City, which is highly densely populated? I think that was wrong from the beginning. There should have been more local input. There should have been less panic, to tell you the truth, as far as restricting all work places so that the economy ground to a halt. We're paying a heavy price for that."

By Leah Barkoukis, Townhall - The Department of Justice filed a statement of interest supporting a Mississippi church in its lawsuit against the Greenville city government after congregants were issued $500 dollar tickets for refusing to leave a drive-in worship service… "[T]he Department filed a Statement of Interest in support of a church in Mississippi that allegedly sought to hold parking lot worship services, in which congregants listened to their pastor preach over their car radios, while sitting in their cars in the church parking lot with their windows rolled up," Attorney General Bill Barr said Tuesday, reports Fox News.