Various types of politician – Trump and Biden

It is possible to identify two types of politician. those who want power and therefore they join a major party to help them to have it. those who put their principles ahead of their politics and will speak and work for these principles even though they do not gain political power. In the USA: Joe …

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Violence towards Donald Trump

Thank God that the attempted assassination of US Presidential hopeful Donald Trump was unsuccessful.  Violence is the last refugee of failed thinkers.  When poor debaters cannot win the argument they attack the man rather than "play the ball".  This takes various forms, such as slander, mockery, threatening, followed by a long line of Machiavellian techniques, …

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Political paralysis

The world is questioning US President Joe Biden's mental fitness and why he continues in office. Overstaying one's welcome is common in politics, as seen with leaders like Mugabe, Putin, and others. The solution may lie in mandatory mental health tests for presidential candidates and public education on humility and Christian values.

Hypercalvinism

It is not uncommon for Arminians to misrepresent Calvinism, not only with respect to doctrine but also by confusing Calvinism with hypercalvinism. American Arminians tend to confuse Calvinism with their misunderstanding of free will and divine election, from which they think that Calvinists do not preach the free offer of the Gospel. These topics were …

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Cheating in elections

There are various forms of cheating at elections but the most grievous one is using other people's votes by impersonation or other means. How is this done?  There are various ways, and this is one reason why there are international observers at many national elections throughout the world. The problem exists even in Britain, where …

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Responding and replying, but not answering

Modern discussion and debate is full of unanswered questions. Prime Minister's Questions, First Minister's Question and BBC Question Time produce many examples of questions that are ignored and not answered. People respond, but they do not answer; they reply, but they do not answer. An answer addresses the question, but the person responding may reframe …

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