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Trump's Truth Social post about the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife. I voted for Donald Trump. Not out of loyalty. Not because I think he’s the moral example America needs. I voted out of platform—and because, like a lot of conservatives, I looked at the alternatives and made a decision I could live with. But I’m not going to pretend that means I have to clap for everything he does. Because his recent response on Truth Social to the brutal deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife  crossed a line...

One Light. One Cross. Many broken pieces—made whole only by the Light behind them. When you look at a stained-glass window, it’s easy to think you’re seeing many lights. Reds, blues, golds, greens—each piece glowing with its own brilliance. But that’s an illusion. There is only one light. The colors do not come from the light itself. They come from the glass. The light remains unchanged—pure, undivided, constant. What changes is what the light passes through. How Stained Glass Was First Made...

One source of warmth. Two rooms. The difference isn’t punishment—it’s proximity. One of the most common accusations against the Christian faith sounds like this: “God says, ‘Love me or else.’ Believe or be punished. That’s extortion.” And to be honest—if that were an accurate description of Christianity, it would be morally repulsive. No loving being would threaten suffering in order to extract loyalty. But that accusation rests on a misunderstanding, not just of God’s actions, but of God’s...