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Redistricting back before legislators
Harrisburg lawmakers form a bipartisan workgroup to craft redistricting reform. The piece argues current maps favor political manipulation, cites the 12th district, and proposes replacing legislators with a panel of mathematicians and demographers to redraw districts, overseen by experts.
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The People Speak Editor on Sin and Law in Modern Debate
The article argues sin as turning from God and rejecting His Law. It cites Dostoyevsky, Saint Paul, and Jesus to distinguish sin from orientation, condemns contraception and adultery, and urges differentiating sin from sinner while asserting Jesus did not abolish the Law and calling out modern distortions of morality.
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Holy Spirit Glorifies Christ’s Loving Character Over Gifts
Post Pentecost talk shifts focus from outward gifts to holiness shown as self giving love. The Holy Spirit manifests most plainly through Christlike character in individuals and the church, as seen in Jesus life and the cross. Matt and Stacey Ayars of Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti are referenced.
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Higher education under strain amid tuition and standards crisis
The piece argues that rising tuition, tuition-driven inflation, declining academic standards, and politicized faculties erode value in higher education. It cites student loan burdens, left-leaning curricula, trigger warnings, and campus tensions as signs of a system losing its former excellence while pushing many students to pursue less rigorous paths.
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