“Unplanned” Movie preview | Abby Johnson |
Rohr

“As we grow older, we live, love, sin, fail, forgive, read, wait, struggle, and search, presuming that we have to get it right all by ourselves. Finally we discover both the Source and the guidance, and when we place our trust in that larger reality, life becomes simple again.”
~Richard Rohr
Vatican Women’s Magazine Founder and Staff Quit En Masse Over Censorship Issues | David Gee | Patheos
Herrenvolk fascist ‘democracy’ and Herrenvolk religion in Hungary | Fred Clark

Katalin Novak (far-right), a minister of state in the fascist Orban regime, smiles along with Tony Perkins and Trump White House adviser Kathryn Talento.
The Christian Post extols white evangelicals’ ideal model for good, Christian “pro-family” government: Viktor Orban of Hungary.
Source: Herrenvolk ‘democracy’ and Herrenvolk religion | Fred Clark
An Appeal To Optimistic Christianity | Keith Giles
#011: Hell Yes or Hell No? LIVE Part 2
A Former Young-Earth Creationist Responds to “Is Genesis History?” – Articles – BioLogos
Is Genesis History? fails to represent scientists and theologians within the broader evangelical Christian community who hold alternative views on science and faith.
Source: A Former Young-Earth Creationist Responds to “Is Genesis History?” – Articles – BioLogos
Martin of Tours AD 316-397
Martin of Tours..was a Roman soldier and a Christian. One cold winter day, as he was entering a city, a beggar stopped him and asked for alms. Martin had no money; but the beggar was blue and shivering with cold, and Martin gave what he had. He took off his soldier’s coat, worn and frayed as it was; he cut it in two and gave half of it to the beggar man. That night he had a dream. In it he saw the heavenly places and all the angels and Jesus among them; and Jesus was wearing half of a Roman soldier’s cloak. One of the angels said to him: ‘Master, why are you wearing that battered old cloak? Who gave it to you?’ And Jesus answered softly: ‘My servant Martin gave it to me.’ William Barclay





Martin of Tours..was a Roman soldier and a Christian. One cold winter day, as he was entering a city, a beggar stopped him and asked for alms. Martin had no money; but the beggar was blue and shivering with cold, and Martin gave what he had. He took off his soldier’s coat, worn and frayed as it was; he cut it in two and gave half of it to the beggar man. That night he had a dream. In it he saw the heavenly places and all the angels and Jesus among them; and Jesus was wearing half of a Roman soldier’s cloak. One of the angels said to him: ‘Master, why are you wearing that battered old cloak? Who gave it to you?’ And Jesus answered softly: ‘My servant Martin gave it to me.’ William Barclay