"Christian nationalism poses a grave threat to democracy, the church, and the common good — and grassroots Christians are sick of seeing False Prophets distort the Gospel for their agenda of hatred, power, and division. To help Americans respond to the threat of Christian nationalism, Faithful America has identified the following influential False Prophets in both the church … [Read more...] about False Prophets Among Us
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Catholic Governors Turn Their Backs on Their Faith
"Three prominent, right-wing, Catholic governors -- Ron DeSantis of Florida, Greg Abbott of Texas, and Doug Ducey of Arizona -- have been making headlines for brazenly abusing migrants to score political points. And the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) hasn't said a word about these shockingly cruel attacks on migrant families. Last week, DeSantis tricked at least … [Read more...] about Catholic Governors Turn Their Backs on Their Faith
False Prophets Among Us?
"In the streets of Washington, D.C., we have seen religion used as a political prop and we have seen it exercise its prophetic voice." - Religion News Service, Thomas Reese, June 11, 2020 - Four ways to tell a prophet from a political puppet - Today, there are prophetic voices on almost every issue: pro-life prophets and feminist prophets. How can we judge true from … [Read more...] about False Prophets Among Us?
How Evil is Franklin Graham? His Father Would Be Ashamed.
"Graham has also been fanning the flames of right-wing violence in the wake of the FBI's Constitutional search of Donald Trump's Florida home. While Trump supporters are busy sending death threats to judges and attacking the FBI's Cincinnati field office, Graham has taken public aim at the FBI's credibility and even compared the Mar-a-Lago search to the deadly 1992 standoff at … [Read more...] about How Evil is Franklin Graham? His Father Would Be Ashamed.
Prayer on the Fifty Yard Line?
Impact of Kennedy v. Bremerton already apparent as courts are forced to reconsider Establishment Clause cases "In June, the U.S. Supreme Court in Kennedy v. Bremerton ruled that a high school coach’s prayers at midfield following football games did not violate the Establishment Clause. The decision in Kennedy is notable for more than just the troubling outcome. In its … [Read more...] about Prayer on the Fifty Yard Line?