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Green New Deal plan like Panera’s failed experiment
(Editorial ~ 02/16/19)
For all the liberal progressive Democrats flirting with socialism, look no further than Panera Bread’s failed experiment for a glimpse into the future. Panera Bread’s liberal think tank thought it would be a nice social experiment to open restaurants where customers could pay what they wanted for their food...
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Speakout
(Opinion ~ 02/16/19)
In the song “Reckless Love” by Cory Asbury, the central claim is that God’s love is “reckless.” The definition of reckless is “utterly unconcerned about the consequences of some action; without caution; careless.” The act of reckless is to “act without care.” With that in mind, is God reckless? The Christian tradition is that God is all-knowing, max-wise, perfect. So does this make sense? No, God always perfectly knows every consequence of every action. God cannot act reckless. He is perfect. Case closed? God’s love isn’t some youthful infatuation. God is steady, well planned, wise. Defenders of the song say God himself isn’t reckless; his love is. Unfortunately, that’s nonsensical. It’s like saying: “Jim isn’t violent, but his temper is.” Let’s be clear: if Jim’s temper is violent, then it follows that Jim is violent. By the same token, if God’s love is reckless, then it follows that God is reckless. And God, most certainly, is not. So … case closed now. Please, Christians, don’t be deceived or as blind sheep.
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