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You’re Being Gaslighted

By Jeff TarteChristian Action LeagueSeptember 29, 2020 Have you ever asked yourself, ‘Am I crazy?’ If you have ever asked yourself that, you’re not crazy. You’re most likely being gaslighted. Gaslighting is a form of psychological abuse aimed at controlling a person by altering reality to the point where the person will doubt their own […]

Filed Under: Featured, Socialism Tagged With: capitalism, communism, defund police, gaslighting, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, immigrants, Jeff Tarte, looting, media, NY, pandemic, protests, racism, xenophobic

The Murder of 5-Year Old Cannon Hinnant, The Media, and The Truth

By Rev. Mark CreechChristian Action LeagueAugust 20, 2020 His mother described him as having the most prominent eyes and smile. He “touched everybody he knew,” she said. She hopes his death will somehow change the world. These are the words of a grieving mother who lost her five-year old son, Cannon Hinnant, in a senseless […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rev. Creech's Commentary Tagged With: 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12, Abortion, Ahmaud Arbery, Andy Kahan, Brittany Hill, Cannon Hinnant, Conservative Review, Crime Stoppers HOuston, Daniel Horowitz, Darius Sessoms, George Floyd, Matt Walsh, media, racism, Rev. Mark Creech, Roe v. Wade, Texan, The Daily Wire, Trayvon Martin, white privelege

Asheville City Council Votes to Pay Reparations for ‘Historic Role in Slavery’

By Hunter HinesChristian Action LeagueJuly 17, 2020 In what USA Today called an “extraordinary move,” this week, the Asheville City Council voted unanimously for a resolution to pay reparations to black residents for the city’s “historic role in slavery, discrimination and denial of basic liberties.” The resolution, which was signed by Mayor Esther Manheimer, apologizes […]

Filed Under: Featured, Other Issues Tagged With: ABC News, Asheville City Council, Christianity Today, Councilman Keith Young, HUnter Hines, Jeremiah, Mayor Esther Manheimer, Mayor Jorge Elorza, racism, reparations, reparations for slavery, Rev. Mark Creech, Timothy Dalrymple, USA Today, Zacchaeus

Bringing BLM into North Carolina Classrooms

By Graham McDowellChristian Action LeagueJuly 16, 2020 In light of the Governor’s much-anticipated announcement about reopening schools, pandemic-weary parents may be too focused on how and when their students will head back to class to consider precisely what they will learn there. In Wake County, their studies could include a significant dose of Marxist ideology, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Socialism Tagged With: Alicia Garza, BLM, Federalist, First in Freedom Daily, Graham McDowell, indoctrination, Jeff Moore, Katie Jensen, KIPP Philadelphia, marxism, Marxist, New York City, Office of Equity Affairs, Patrisse Cullors, public schools, racism, Rev. Mark Creech, school, Sloan Rachmuth, Wake County

The Disparagement of Christopher Columbus and an ‘Insidious Coup’

By Rev. Mark CreechChristian Action LeagueJuly 10, 2020 On July 1, a statue of Christopher Columbus is removed from Columbus City Hall in Ohio, where it had been for more than sixty years. July 4, a statue in Baltimore of the celebrated Italian explorer, which had stood for 36 years, is torn down by rioters […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rev. Creech's Commentary Tagged With: Carol Delany, Christopher Columbus, Columbus City Hall, Columbus Day, Dr. D. James Kennedy, Jerry Newcombe, Kevin C. Davis, Matt Malone, New World, racism, Rev. Mark Creech, rioters, statue

Is Violence the Way to Advance Racial Justice in America?

By Rev. Mark CreechChristian Action LeagueJune 26, 2020 There is violence throughout our land, and most of it in the name of eradicating racism. Any statue with the slightest perception of some racist association or history is either spray-painted with profane graffiti or pulled to the ground. Public buildings and businesses have been ransacked, looted, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rev. Creech's Commentary Tagged With: David J Lull, Frederick Douglas, Job, Leslie F Glodstein, Martin Luther King Jr., racial justice, racism, Rev. Mark Creech, slavery, violence

The Systemic Racism Argument Ignores Free Will

By Anders KoskinenIntellectual TakeoutJune 26, 2020 In college I took a course on debating and argument. Well, to say I took the course may be a stretch; I dropped it after a few days after pushing back against the politics of my classmates and receiving this assertion from my instructor in response: “Institutional racism is […]

Filed Under: Featured, Other Issues Tagged With: Anders Koskinen, Black Lives Matter, catechism, choices, COVID-19, Frank Meyers, In Defense of Freedom, Intellectual Takeout, pandemic, racism, systematic racism, white privelege

Slogans Matter and Sometimes Slogans Divide

An Academic Argument for why Christians Should Not Use the ‘Black Lives Matter’ Catchphrase By A. D. Powers, PhD. Professor of PhilosophyChristian Action LeagueJune 19, 2020 The struggle throughout the Reformation of the sixteenth century was caught up in a political and theological battle over the phrase, “This is my body.” The Reformers were united […]

Filed Under: Featured, Other Issues Tagged With: A.D. Powers, All Lives Matter, Anabaptists, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Calvinists, Christians, evangelicals, J.D. Greear, Lutherans, racism, Reformation, slogan, Southern Baptist Convention

Miscarriage of Justice: NC Supreme Court Revives Repealed RJA for Death Penalty Cases

By Hunter HinesChristian Action LeagueJune 12, 2020 Friday, June 5, the decidedly left-leaning North Carolina Supreme Court revived the Racial Justice Act in limited cases. Six out of seven justices said in a decision involving two cases that any prisoners on death row who applied for an appeal under the RJA before it was repealed, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: Anita Earl, Bible, death penalty, Gov. Beverly Perdue, HUnter Hines, James A. Keith, NC Supreme Court, Paul Newby, racism, Rep. Paul Stam, Rev. Mark Creech, RJA, veto

Voter ID Law Thwarted Again

By L.A. Williams Christian Action League February 19, 2020 In 2018, North Carolinians went to the ballot box to add a voter ID law to their State Constitution. But as they head to the primary polls March 3, they will not be asked to show identification. And it appears they may once again approach the […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: constitutional ammendment, House Speaker Tim Moore, Judge Loretta Biggs, L.A. Williams, NC Court of Appeals, racism, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Phil Berger, voter ID, voter ID law, Voting Rights Act of 1965

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