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Tag Archives: US Supreme Court
An ugly cycle of racial terrorism
The facts of the church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina are unfolding. But the deeper causes are like the rotted roots of an abscessed and infected tooth. In the moments after hearing the news, my thoughts went to another racist … Continue reading
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Tagged Charleston, Mark Sanford, Martin Luther King JR., President Obama, Racism, South Carolina, US Supreme Court
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Gay marriage
As the issue of gay marriage makes its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, I’m reminded of what Jesus says about gays and homosexuality.
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