Traci Coston · 19h · (20+) Facebook House Speaker Mike Johnson said the phrase “separation of church and state” has been widely misapplied, noting that it does not appear in the Constitution but comes from an 1802 letter by Thomas Jefferson to a Baptist group concerned about government interference in religion. According to Johnson, the Founders’ intent…
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MIT professor: One skill that protects your career in the Age of AI | Max Tegmark | Watch Grab the FREE AEO Playbook learn how to show up in ChatGPT and Perplexity before your competitors do: MIT researchers measured what ChatGPT is actually doing to your brain. The results were alarming 55% less brain connectivity,…
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James L. Melton – Favorites ·10h · Facebook WRONG CHURCH If you’re attending a church that treats people this way, you’re in the WRONG church. Personally, I think this meme is terribly exaggerated. In my 47 years of being a part of three churches, I’ve never observed a scene like this. SOME people might behave this way,…
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SHOULD PASTORS ENCOURAGE THEIR CONGREGATIONS TO TAKE PART IN THE POLITICAL PROCESS?CHARLES CURTMAN Mar 14, 2026 Facebook Should Christians in America feel any responsibility to participate in our electoral process? Should they even vote? Should pastors encourage their congregations to vote? I think the answer to these questions might range from “Absolutely!” to “Of course,”…
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DOES CHRISTIAN TEACHING MAKE PEOPLE CRAZY? RECOGNIZING THE REAL “NUTTY PROFESSORS.” CHARLES CURTMAN Mar 8, 2026 Dr. Wendall W. Watters, a clinical professor of psychiatry at McMaster University, wrote the following in the December issue of The Humanist magazine: “I want you to entertain the hypothesis that Christian doctrine, the existential soother par excellence, is incompatible with…
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