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  • This is Part 2 of An Address by C.S. Lewis at Oxford in 2025. If you haven’t yet read it, read that before reading this. 1. Question: “Your portrayal of the Lion, Aslan, seems inconsistent. In the books, he seems generally very gentle and kind, a little stern at times, but mostly quite tame. Now,…

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  • Many people suffer unnecessary pain because they expect too much from the wrong kinds of friends. This essay explains how to recognize each friendship type, set wiser boundaries, and cultivate relationships that uplift, support, and align with your needs.

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  • What if C. S. Lewis returned to Oxford to deliver one more message? This 30-minute imagined address reveals a bold, prophetic Lewis speaking on Christ, the purpose of life, righteousness, transformation, agency, and the final judgment. One of the most powerful and moving Christian messages you’ll read this year.

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  • The Rise of Anti-Establishment Politics in 2025 Across the United States, millions of Americans are openly rejecting the old political order. Voters are tired of polished institutionalists, controlled narratives, and career politicians who bow to the establishment, the global elite, and the entrenched bureaucratic “deep state.” They want a warrior rebel who will confront systemic…

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  • A deep analysis of why conservatives are dividing over Israel and Zionism, exploring Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Christian Zionism, and the modern Israel debate.

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  • Be Hard to Kill

    11/11/2025 Introduction There is a lot of intense meaning packed into this four-word phrase: Be hard to kill. Within it lies an entire philosophy of life and mode of being that speaks volumes. It expresses, in simplicity, a mindset that every man and woman of God should strive to maintain. It is not about violence…

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  • Hiding Behind Uncertainty

    11/8/2025 Introduction: The Appeal of Convenient Uncertainty It is undeniably true that no expert, no matter how educated or experienced, can know everything about anything. Human understanding, by its very finite nature, is limited. Complex systems—be they biological, social, economic, religious, or political—are influenced by innumerable variables, many of which cannot be measured or even…

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  • 11/6/2025 Prologue: The Primitive Christian Church in Review In the Primitive Christian Church, the early believers began with a genuine dispensation of the gospel as established by Jesus Christ and his ordained apostles. Their doctrine was simple, potent, and transformative: faith in Christ, repentance, baptism by immersion in water, and reception of the Holy Ghost,…

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  • 11/4/2025 Prologue: The Error That Redefined Grace Modern Christianity has embraced a counterfeit gospel—a message of comfort divorced from covenant. After all, if you consider what a covenant is, a conditional promise or an agreement in which God promises blessings that are conditional and limited by unfaithfulness, then one must consider what it is we…

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  • 11/2/2025 Prologue: The Gospel That Lost Its Power Across the modern Christian world, the message of salvation has been reduced to a slogan—a comfortable creed that demands very little and thereby fails to deliver the intended results. The popular cry of “saved by grace, not by works” has become the anthem of a faith that…

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