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Sam Asghari pushes back on polls questioning the American dream, saying only someone who's lived without freedom can understand what the U.S. actually offers.
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American Thinker AI By Allan J. Feifer People need meaning in their lives, and the decline in faith and uptick in socialism mark a very dangerous shift in that search.
J.D. Vance toplines the benefits of faith—but maintains his essential enigma. The post Vice Presidential Elegy appeared first on The American Conservative .
Culture Culture Vice Presidential Elegy J.D. Vance toplines the benefits of faith—but maintains his essential enigma. (Photo by Jonathan Ernst / POOL / AFP via Getty Images) Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, by JD Vance, HarperCollins, 304 pages. In 1990, the CNN founder Ted Turner called Christianity “a religion for losers.” Though compelled by a prudent regard for public opinion to apologize for this statement, it must be conceded the late media mogul had a point. Christ ministered to the poor and the sick, the widow and the orphan, the publican and the…Open
A self-described recovering sex addict opened a men's-only Christian gym in Oklahoma City built around spiritual accountability and physical fitness, and the online ridicule it drew says more about the critics than the concept. Jeff Hambrecht founded Proverbs 27:17 last November as a gym and ministry center where men struggling with lust, sexual addiction, and […] The post Oklahoma City gym bans women to fight lust — and the mockery proves the founder's point appeared first on American Almanac .
A self-described recovering sex addict opened a men's-only Christian gym in Oklahoma City built around spiritual accountability and physical fitness, and the online ridicule it drew says more about the critics than the concept. Jeff Hambrecht founded Proverbs 27:17 last November as a gym and ministry center where men struggling with lust, sexual addiction, and broken relationships could train without the triggers that fed their worst habits. He also works as a corporate health and wellness director. The gym's name comes from the Old Testament verse about iron sharpening iron, men holding each other accountable. Hambrecht told the New York Post that his own failures drove the idea. He admitted he was unfaithful in his previous marriage…Open
By Andrea Widburg This has been a weird year for me, with a fresh new life entering my world and a tired one leaving. It’s the kind of thing that makes you think.
