Biden, Harris can't sweep border situation under the rug
An immigration reform organization says the American public doesn't need former President Trump to tell them that the Biden administration has created a massive crisis at the southern border.
At its recent annual meeting, the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) passed a resolution that didn't actually name but spoke out against critical race theory (CRT). While many agree that was a good middle ground, one SBC pastor thinks it was cowardly.
The president of a non-partisan research institute dedicated to reestablishing a proper understanding of the dignity of the human person is interested to see what will happen now that the US Conference of Catholic Bishops has voted to commission a statement on the meaning of communion – and if it would be advisable to serve the sacrament to pro-abortion politicians.
The results of the Southern Baptist Convention's (SBC) presidential election may be one indicator of which direction the denomination is going.
An awkward exchange on the floor of the annual convention – combined with some behind-the-scenes maneuvering – has a Christian talk-show host concerned that the new president of the Southern Baptist Convention might not be as theologically sound as was thought.
When Southern Baptists met in Nashville this week, they decided that a moderate – not a conservative – will lead the denomination for the next two years. But they only debated what was perhaps the most controversial issue before them: critical race theory.
It's settled. The Southern Baptist Convention has a new president: Alabama Pastor Ed Litton will lead the denomination for the next two years. But the debate over critical race theory? That remains unsettled.
Southern Baptist messengers, gathering this week in Nashville, have elected Alabama pastor Ed Litton to lead the denomination for the next two years.
"Progressives" within the Southern Baptist denomination are being blamed for using blacks as an excuse to push a radical agenda that, over the last couple of years, has caused a rift that threatens to widen even further in the coming days.
An immigration reform organization says the American public doesn't need former President Trump to tell them that the Biden administration has created a massive crisis at the southern border.
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