support applaud it in the movies.” While this statement refers to movies, it eludes to his disapproval for the death penalty, which is the common stance among liberals. Liberals think the death penalty should be completely eliminated because it is cruel. Their disapproval stems from the idea that the government is to protect an individual’s right to life, but the death penalty takes this away. The article, “The Way of the Gun”, says that guns are only used to kill. As a means to end gun violence, he first pushes for Christians to have no association with guns. His viewpoint resembles that of liberal, who believe more gun control laws need to be passed to put an end to gun violence. Instead of individuals using guns for protection, liberals
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She first met Nasser at age 15 and was abused during her very first appointment. When giving her testimony in court, she shared the gospel with Nasser, as she felt it was important for him to hear. Both Rachael and her husband hope churches will reach out to victims and offer their support.
“A Terminal Wait” by Mindy BelzIranians of religious minorities are being denied entrance into the U.S., even though Trump originally promised our help. These refugees currently live in Austria, where they receive a heightened security clearance and wait to be approved entrance into the U.S. However, all of the recent applications have been denied and these refugees have been given two weeks to leave Austria.
“Repayment Ministry” by Leigh JonesStudent debt is a major deterrent for graduates who want to go into missions. Christian colleges have such a high price and fail to deter students to avoid debt by attending a cheaper college. Luke Womack started an organization called GO Fund that raises and pays student loans of missionaries serving overseas.
“Faces of DACA” by Laura FinchIllegals in the U.S., who came here as children, are hoping for an extension in immigration policies to grant them legal status. The author tells the stories of several people whose permits will soon
She first met Nasser at age 15 and was abused during her very first appointment. When giving her testimony in court, she shared the gospel with Nasser, as she felt it was important for him to hear. Both Rachael and her husband hope churches will reach out to victims and offer their support.
“A Terminal Wait” by Mindy BelzIranians of religious minorities are being denied entrance into the U.S., even though Trump originally promised our help. These refugees currently live in Austria, where they receive a heightened security clearance and wait to be approved entrance into the U.S. However, all of the recent applications have been denied and these refugees have been given two weeks to leave Austria.
“Repayment Ministry” by Leigh JonesStudent debt is a major deterrent for graduates who want to go into missions. Christian colleges have such a high price and fail to deter students to avoid debt by attending a cheaper college. Luke Womack started an organization called GO Fund that raises and pays student loans of missionaries serving overseas.
“Faces of DACA” by Laura FinchIllegals in the U.S., who came here as children, are hoping for an extension in immigration policies to grant them legal status. The author tells the stories of several people whose permits will soon