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The Mission & Vision of the Woman's March on Washington is, "We stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families - recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country." My neighbor, Sarah challenges the movement to be honest about what their movement is; namely, a liberal narrow one...

She says, "Peaceful protests in all their hysteria are a great exercise of freedom and do bring attention to causes, but let's not pretend like they usually cross any divides. **It is not rare or impressive for like-minded people to come together.**

What IS remarkable and worth celebrating is when people with opposite strong views can be friends, can refrain from shaming one another, have intelligent discussions about our differences, effectively express why we believe what we do, act civilly and decent about it, and come up with solutions together. We wouldn't be in this mess if more of that was happening.

Women's March: "women's rights are human rights!" (But the unborn don't count)

"Unity!" (for only those who agree with 100% of their agenda)

My values, along with a large percentage of other Americans, were NOT represented today. This movement was not about unification among ALL women. It is about the advancement of a very liberal agenda, and that's fine, but call it what it is."

What do you think?

The Mission & Vision of the Woman's March on Washington is, "We stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families - recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country." My neighbor, Sarah challenges the movement to be honest about what their movement is; namely, a liberal narrow one...

She says, "Peaceful protests in all their hysteria are a great exercise of freedom and do bring attention to causes, but let's not pretend like they usually cross any divides. **It is not rare or impressive for like-minded people to come together.**

What IS remarkable and worth celebrating is when people with opposite strong views can be friends, can refrain from shaming one another, have intelligent discussions about our differences, effectively express why we believe what we do, act civilly and decent about it, and come up with solutions together. We wouldn't be in this mess if more of that was happening.

Women's March: "women's rights are human rights!" (But the unborn don't count)

"Unity!" (for only those who agree with 100% of their agenda)

My values, along with a large percentage of other Americans, were NOT represented today. This movement was not about unification among ALL women. It is about the advancement of a very liberal agenda, and that's fine, but call it what it is."

What do you think?

The Mission & Vision of the Woman's March on Washington is, "We stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families - recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country." My neighbor, Sarah challenges the movement to be honest about what their movement is; namely, a liberal narrow one...

She says, "Peaceful protests in all their hysteria are a great exercise of freedom and do bring attention to causes, but let's not pretend like they usually cross any divides. **It is not rare or impressive for like-minded people to come together.**

What IS remarkable and worth celebrating is when people with opposite strong views can be friends, can refrain from shaming one another, have intelligent discussions about our differences, effectively express why we believe what we do, act civilly and decent about it, and come up with solutions together. We wouldn't be in this mess if more of that was happening.

Women's March: "women's rights are human rights!" (But the unborn don't count)

"Unity!" (for only those who agree with 100% of their agenda)

My values, along with a large percentage of other Americans, were NOT represented today. This movement was not about unification among ALL women. It is about the advancement of a very liberal agenda, and that's fine, but call it what it is."

What do you think?

For my wife and I, true freedom came in the form of being set free from caring about what we thought about each other. And it's been amazing. To simply worship God and not worry about what my wife thinks (and vice versa) frees me up to please the Father.

For my wife and I, true freedom came in the form of being set free from caring about what we thought about each other. And it's been amazing. To simply worship God and not worry about what my wife thinks (and vice versa) frees me up to please the Father.

For my wife and I, true freedom came in the form of being set free from caring about what we thought about each other. And it's been amazing. To simply worship God and not worry about what my wife thinks (and vice versa) frees me up to please the Father.

since 1973 59 million unborn babies have been killed. But I'm convicted to take a gospel centered perspective. What if our message was "tell me your story" rather than "you murderer!" What if our message was "I will adopt your baby" instead of "abortion is wrong." What if our message was "let us help you" instead of "you should have X,Y,Z!" Maybe the gospel in the midst of this epidemic should be more gracious than it has been... what if?

since 1973 59 million unborn babies have been killed. But I'm convicted to take a gospel centered perspective. What if our message was "tell me your story" rather than "you murderer!" What if our message was "I will adopt your baby" instead of "abortion is wrong." What if our message was "let us help you" instead of "you should have X,Y,Z!" Maybe the gospel in the midst of this epidemic should be more gracious than it has been... what if?

Episode 243: The Super NES Magazine! by RBAR

Episode 243: The Super NES Magazine! by RBAR