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March 21 2023 By dvirtue JUSTIN WELBY CAN'T READ THE ROOM

Welby is hard to read because he is seemingly open and yet emotionally closed at the same time. Even before he landed the top job in the worldwide Anglican Communion, he was adept at not granting access to his inner world. The social polish you learn at Eton, with its arsenal of confident self-deprecation, is precisely the sort of self-protecting buffer zone that you need to survive being the nation's punch bag.

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March 21 2023 By dvirtue NEWTON'S LAW: FAUX APOLOGIA FOR CANCELING CALVIN

Robinson's public ministry paradoxically began by being canceled. In early 2022, Rev. Dame Sarah Mullally, now the bishop of London, had spent most of her adult working life as a nursing administrator. She was so cross that Robinson, as a colored man, would not accept the Leftist trope about the Church being institutionally racist that she canceled him. No ordination at her hands at St. Paul's in the Anglican diocese of London.

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March 15 2023 By dvirtue TRANSGENDER TIDE MAY BE TURNING

This puzzling rise in a poorly understood phenomenon has prompted some providers and European authorities to urge caution because of a lack of strong evidence.

In a new report from The BMJ Investigations Unit, an American women's health journalist, Jennifer Block, looked into the evidence base behind this surge in treatment. The BMJ [British Medical Journal] is one of the world's leading medical journals. Its misgivings cannot be dismissed as conservative fear-mongering.

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March 15 2023 By dvirtue Biden calls bans on transgender treatments for children 'close to sinful'

During his interview, Biden added that federal legislation might be necessary to prevent states from adopting certain bills that affect transgender policies related to children.

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March 12 2023 By dvirtue Drag queen shows in churches are desecrating holy places. This blasphemy must stop

Thus it was an article appeared in the Basildon and Southend Echo, complaining about the "trolls" who had "viciously targeted" St Mark's CofE church in Southend after they posted photographs online of children sat in the pews, "enjoying an age-appropriate drag queen event".

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March 02 2023 By dvirtue The power of woke: how leftist ideology is undermining our society and economy

Subversion

The term as it's widely used today differs from earlier significations. "Woke", which plays on African American vernacular, once meant "awake to" or "aware of" social and racial injustices. The term expanded to encompass a wider array of causes from climate change, gun control, and LGTBQ rights to domestic violence, sexual harassment, and abortion.

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February 22 2023 By dvirtue WHY IS HOMOSEXUALITY A SIN? AN EX-GAY MAN'S TESTIMONY

The decision to bless same-sex marriages is outrageous and deeply saddening. I myself lived as an openly gay male for 12 years and it ruined me, but by God's grace, not permanently. I thank God every day that I was shown the truth. I wasn't a Christian when I decided to step away from my gay life however; I learned the hard way that homosexual relationships are dysfunctional and the gay identity is self-seeking and by default self-destructive.

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January 20 2023 By dvirtue Christian charity worker prosecuted for 'conversion therapy'

Matthew spoke about how he does not agree with the term 'conversion therapy' and said that the deeper he went into his Christian faith and exploring the Bible, the more "I understood that in the Bible, homosexuality is not an identity as we make it nowadays. And neither is it a feeling, but a practice.

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January 20 2023 By dvirtue North Korea is again the worst country for persecution

Following North Korea in the top 10 were Somalia, Yemen, Eritrea, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan and Sudan.

North Korea reclaimed the top spot this year due to the introduction of an "anti-reactionary thought law" that has led to "a new wave of violence" and the persecution of anyone found with foreign materials or literature.

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January 17 2023 By dvirtue Opposing Gay Marriage May Seem like a Lost Cause. History Suggests It Isn't

This partly explains why, in December, the Respect for Marriage Act passed both houses of the U.S. Congress with bipartisan support. Thirty-nine Republicans in the House and 12 in the Senate joined every Democrat to codify it into federal law. Support for gay marriage is so widespread that it's easy to forget how recent it is.

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