David Carlson

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  Mar 30, 2021

  The curious case of Kristi Noem

  A few weeks ago, South Dakota’s Governor Kristi Noem tweeted, “In South Dakota, we’re celebrating International Women’s Day by defending women’s sports!” As it turns out, she wasn’t so excited after all.

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  Dec 16, 2020

  Christians will regret how they treated others during election, pandemic

  Christians, especially, will regret how this election has ended deep and important alliances and even friendships. We are going to regret things we posted and tweeted.

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  Nov 19, 2020

  Another COVID surge, still asking the same questions

  In light of these new protocols and the updated information, medical experts, local officials, governors, and especially media outlets need to rethink the language they use, the panic they incite, and the policies they enact.

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  Sep 26, 2020

  Why forgetting the Holocaust is disastrous

  The ignorance of history means the inability to distinguish between heroes and villains.

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  Sep 14, 2020

  Int'l panel warns us to tap the brakes on gene editing, but that won’t stop us

  The present state of gene editing, said the panel’s report, is simply too risky, for both individual embryos and the human race as a whole.

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  Sep 10, 2020

  Disney’s Mulan and the backdrop of genocide: Why I won't be watching the live-action remake

  To be clear, Disney has chosen to cozy up to the Chinese government for years. “Mulan” has handed Beijing a propaganda victory.

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  Sep 3, 2020

  The Church’s role in racial healing

  No other institution offers a real way forward for the sins of our past and the conflict of our present.

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  Aug 27, 2020

  WAP and 'Cuties': What America’s No. 1 song says about us

  After three-plus years of the #MeToo movement protesting the objectification and abuse of women, the most objectifying song in history, one that reduces women to nothing more their private parts, hit #1 on the charts.

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  Aug 25, 2020

  Germany to honor Sophie Scholl, who was executed by Nazis

  German university student Sophie Scholl was convicted of high treason against the Nazi regime and executed by guillotine.

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  Aug 23, 2020

  How to pray for the Church and our nation

  In times of tension and transition, like ours, the Church has always found unique opportunities to point people to Jesus