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This Blackhawks report...how much is a young man worth?
Less than the chance to win a trophy.
Everytime, the critical question is ultimately what we value the most - money, winning, reputation, political or professional goals, OR the people who pay the price for our choices?
@gurschecomedy @KSPrior Chris, the rest of Karen’s talk is not publicly available, unfortunately, but a ton of her writings, full of nuance, can be found online. This is a good one: https://t.co/4FwxInJhtF
@MaryDeMuth How do we turn this beautifully phrased notion from aspiration to reality? Looking forward to @KatelynBeaty's forthcoming book on celebrity culture for a few answers.
@KatelynBeaty I’d consider reframing the issue as broader than, and not dependent on, the whiteness or maleness. No one is immune to the pull of power. I bet you’d find similar calls for “unity” — and reconciliation without repentance or repair — wherever the privileged feel uncomfortable.
@KatelynBeaty@spulliam Which pro-Trump “establishment evangelicals” are most respected by never-Trump evangelicals? Or least disgusted by / frowned upon / despised. And vice versa? Who are the pro-Biden evangelicals that have earned the grudging respect of MAGA supporters? Any emerging voices?
@TimDalrymple_@spulliam@MattMetcalf@edstetzer Thanks @TimDalrymple_ for explaining CT’s perspective. As an ink-stained wretch from the old newspaper world, I appreciate CT’s effort to give insight into how a Christian can possibly vote for the other guy, whether on a blog or Op-Ed.
As a parent next week, I’m the big sow in the middle. Usually I’m the spazzy runt who’s overly excited about getting everyone to run in circles. (Now change direction!)
“In the end, each of us is giving up our individual freedom in order to protect everybody, especially the sick and the elderly. When everybody’s health is at stake, true freedom is to follow instructions.” https://t.co/BDCgDLvfRm
Latent xenophobia surfaces when societies feel threatened.
As Christians, we can be salt & light by refusing to dehumanize & reduce our precious Asian neighbors to “Coronavirus Carriers.”
It feels awful to viewed as a walking threat & liability rather than as an image bearer.
Our panic around this virus and other matters of real alarm stems from the fact that we have no control, no known measure to fully protect ourselves.
I want to remind you that it’s okay to feel not in-control when the one who loves you most is in total control. #Psalm91
In a time like now, Christian neighboring looks less like fearful self-preservation and more like servanthood toward the elderly, those with HIV, autoimmune disease, or no healthcare, fatigued and under-resourced healthcare workers, etc.
Wash hands, for sure.
Then, wash feet.