By Joe LaGuardia Every election year, we see the influence of a demographic voting block, often pitched as a uniform, monolithic movement, called “evangelicalism”. Evangelicalism, a loosely-defined subculture in American Christianity, rose to political prominence under the Christian Coalition in the late 1970s and has championed major reforms and legislation that transcend partisanship. Now, nearly 40 years later, evangelicalismContinue reading “Religious Nationalism, Revivalism Rising on the world stage”
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Rugged Diamorpha inspires a rugged faith
By Orrin Morris Many artists are fascinated by the sunrise and sunsets in the Rocky Mountains. Shadows, silhouettes, cloud formations among peaks, and bright reflections provide spectacular scenes to draw and paint. We live in a unique area, too. We are surrounded by the largest number of granite outcroppings in Georgia. Within the area fromContinue reading “Rugged Diamorpha inspires a rugged faith”
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