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Political Unity?
Partisanship idolatry can be a fatal blemish; unsound partisanship piety can periodically lead to consequential lapses in a democracy. The political persuasion of the left has equitably departed from the ethic of political congruency by sounding the upbraiding note, for Biden’s departure from the presidential race due to his waning health—a brazen democratic postulation. In […]
Political Prayer?
What are two ubiquitous misconceptions that interface faith and politics? Misconception (1): The utmost nobility for Christians in a toxic socio-political climate is apoliticism. Response: Apoliticism does not negate the political. The human personality is webbed in the throes of the political by default, notwithstanding an abstention from party politics. The political is bidirectional: The […]
Politics for the Greater Good
President Joe Biden’s step-down defiance can be stylized as an unsound hubristic posture, opening up a passageway for retrospective regret, if the elective franchise in November decides at the ballot that his foe should serve as the linchpin of the nation. With JD Vance’s formal assent to helm the vice-presidential nominee for the GOP, a […]
