Evangelicals Are Having an Identity Crisis and Erin and Hannah spend an episode having an honest and open conversation about the meaning of “evangelical”, the body of Christ, and how that kind of body functions in the forthcoming administration.
Even now, those speaking loudest about the Trump tapes seem to overlook the exploited.
We owe it all to Trump, who was among the first one to go on Reality TV and tell reality itself to get lost.
Instead of perceiving Clinton or Trump supporters as demographics, we need to instead recognize them as individuals
I’ll thank God that President Obama is a faithful leader of his family, in the midst of my concerns about how he would, and did, lead our country.
The moral pragmatism which says that we must vote for Trump because anything else is a vote for Clinton is a false choice.
The first step in overcoming the exhaustion of politics is to subvert the game and refuse any kind of engagement with propaganda that reduces a person to a pawn.
For me, Donald Trump will always be Zachary Hale Comstock, Prophet and Founder of Columbia and the villain of Ken Levine’s ‘Bioshock Infinite.’
Hamilton’s insistence that he can and must save himself echoes, in a slightly altered key, Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign.
Many feel that because his background is in business, Trump doesn’t fit in with his esteemed peers, but I disagree; Donald Trump has more than earned his spot in the WWE Hall of Fame.
Drew and Tyler chat with Alan Noble, editor-in-chief of Christ and Pop Culture about His recent article, How Trump Happened: The Wages of Fear and Brave Way Forward.
Trump’s rise to political prominence reveals the need for conservative evangelicals to offer a better, truer, more just vision of our country.
What do Ricky Gervais and Donald Trump have in common? Neither one is afraid to speak his mind. How refreshing! Or not.
Prosperity theology has a logical connection with a candidate like Trump, who is also rooted in a mutual obsession with personal exceptionalism, a lack of spiritual discernment, and a pragmatic approach to life’s problems.
Trump runs his campaign like an old-fashioned, mid-19th century political pro.
