| | | | Bonnie Kristian posted new notes | |  | | | | ICYMI this morning! Texas in 2025 passed a bill requiring every public-school classroom to display the Ten Commandments. The law survived initial legal challenge, with an appeals court verdict holding that the requirement is allowed under the establishment clause because it tells no one “what to believe or how to worship,” “punishes no one who rejects the Ten Commandments,” and is otherwise… | | |
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| | | | On the @Christianity Today homepage today, from our July-August issue, what I found in Charlie Kirk’s last book, including… | | |
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| | | | | | I often recommend ordering books from @Byron Borger at Hearts & Minds Bookstore here in Pennsylvania, both for the incredible customer service and for the impressive volume of his book reviews. His latest post is a characteristically thoughtful—and discount-offering!—review of In Defense of Evangelicalism along with @Kristin Du Mez’s forthcoming Live Laugh Love. He’s not entirely sold by my case, but this is a perceptive insight about the throughline between this book and my first one: About a decade ago [Bonnie] wrote a fabulously fascinating book on the many different ways to be Christian, showing wildly different… | | |
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