Jason Mattera

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  Mar 15, 2024

  The moral case for embracing polarization

  This isn’t an invitation to act like a loud-mouth jerk. Far from it. It is an invitation, though, to restore the boldness sorely missing from many pulpits and stand with fervent defiance against a pagan cabal fixated on calling good evil and evil good.

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  Dec 21, 2023

  Christian Nationalism and the great liberal smokescreen

  Every week, as if on cue, the media stirs up another bout of hysteria over the so-called threat of “Christian nationalism.”

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  Oct 20, 2023

  The Left’s new 'social justice' push comes with an early death wish

  The nagging question I have throughout the sermonizing is this: What exactly are these folks being liberated from — a long and healthy life?

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  Oct 2, 2023

  When 'loving your neighbor' goes horribly wrong

  Have you noticed that there is a growing trend to take Jesus’ admonition to love our neighbor as ourselves and morph it into a leftwing policy platform?

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  Sep 2, 2023

  Woke mantra: peace through conformity. Americans aren't buying it (literally)

  If corporations are going to use their product line to impose woke culture, that’s their choice. We, on the other hand, are under no obligation to support any business that hates our values.

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  Jul 14, 2023

  Beware the leaven of the transsexuals

  What does an ingredient used to bake bread and today’s Alphabet People have in common?

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  Jun 19, 2023

  The ‘culture war’ is worth fighting: An unlikely ally

  The “culture war” is worth fighting, even if compromised conservatives lack the moxie to do so.

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  May 22, 2023

  Dear pastors: It’s OK to defend the creation account. Science just gave you permission

  Looks like modern-day science is reluctantly catching up. Hopefully American pastors will do the same. 

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  Apr 12, 2023

  When (false) narratives trump reality

  The left understands — sometimes better than the right does — that whoever shapes the account of a movement has a better chance at shaping the public policy surrounding that movement.

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  Feb 20, 2023

  Another denomination ditches Christianity to start its own religion

  As J. Gresham Machen would say, they’ve started something “entirely different from Christianity as to belong in a distinct category.”