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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2019
Page
6
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A critical reflection on how evangelical Christians became entwined with the Republican party. The piece cites editors and leaders like Galli and Graham, notes resignations at Christian Post, and analyzes social psychology, tribalism, and power driving church state ties. It questions integrity among some evangelicals while acknowledging a broader decline in religious affiliation.
Agnes Fisher, a Holland resident, reflects on history from free beginnings to wars from the American Revolution through recent conflicts. She envisions unity, peace, and a future where war ends, aided by prayers, beauty in art and nature, and hope guiding humanity toward an eternal, song-filled era.
A reader from Holland condemns The Sentinel for carrying an Associated Press piece by Mark Galli that he says attacks Christians who support President Trump. He cites Romans 13 and urges respect for governing authorities while accusing the publication of promoting a liberal agenda.
A list of national and state officials including U S Senator Debbie Stabenow U S Senator Gary Peters U S Representative Bill Huizenga Governor Gretchen Whitmer Attorney General Dana Nessel Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and state lawmakers Roger Victory Aric Nesbitt Bradley Slagh Jim Lilly Mary Whiteford with phone numbers and official websites for constituency outreach.
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