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“Attack” is a strange word for protest
When the state makes enemies of protestors, it uses the language of violence as cover to use violence against them, to disempower them.
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Is the Political Divide in Mainline Churches Even Real?
Recent data shows the mainline clergy are more likely to be liberal than their congregations. We shouldn’t assume this is real. Or matters.
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Why We Need To Be Talking About the AI Bubble
The thing about the AI discourse is that people aren’t taking seriously the direction this is heading — we’re not planning for the future we’re building.
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The big mistake in how we talk about regulations
Most of our public discussions about regulations exist to erase them, rather than understand that they aren’t what’s in the way of progress.
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Some meandering thoughts on “elections have consequences.”
There’s a phrase that seems sensible. We say that elections have consequences, which is only half true, and deceptively not.
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Funerals are for worship
Dealing with the shooting death of Charlie Kirk and its aftermath demonstrates the political minefield for Christians in modern politics.
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Why did the NFL get political now?
In their public honoring of Charlie Kirk, the NFL is playing with a dangerously partisan vision of political theater with big implications.
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Two reasons the Supreme Court is wrong on race.
The Supreme Court is looking to gut the Civil Rights Act for reasons that we’re not willing to face — they are bad at law and wrong.