Trump uses capitalized Country rule sparks grammar debate
Trump declares he will always capitalize the word Country when referring to the United States, prompting debate among linguists and educators. Critics cite standard grammar while supporters view it as a stylistic move. Dictionary.com notes rules remain unchanged. Bill Ketter comments for CNHI.
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Fall on hardwood leads to faith driven recovery tale
A morning fall on the hardwood after a door left ajar prompts a reflection on God’s presence. The narrator recalls past tumbles, the Newfoundland dog Abe, and a belief that God witnesses every fall. Scripture quotes frame the resolve to rise, repent, and persevere with divine help.
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David pleads for mercy in Psalm fifty one
The Passion translation presents David's confession asking God for mercy and forgiveness. He admits sin from birth, pleads for purification, a new clean heart, and restoration of joy and God’s Spirit within, seeking wisdom and pure desires.
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