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• One Million Moms urges parents to take action against Eli Lilly over ‘repulsive’ ad
  The Christian conservative group One Million Moms is urging parents to protest a one-minute ad released by the pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly, which says the sex of a child is “randomly assigned at birth.”
• ‘God help you!’: Americans outraged over Converse satanic pentagram logo sneakers
  Many Americans are expressing their disappointment and anger at athletic shoemaker Converse, which has launched a new line of sneakers in collaboration with fashion designer Rick Owens featuring a satanic pentagram which is the logo of his brand DRKSHDW.
• Spouses suffering abuse find empowerment to leave destructive marriages in secret online groups
  A burgeoning cadre of secret online groups are educating and empowering emotionally abused spouses within the Christian community about their options to help them escape destructive relationships. 
• This week in Christian history: Tongan chief baptized, monastic reformer dies
  Three events that happened this week in Church history include the arrival of a British medical missionary to Canada, the baptism of a prominent Tongan chief, and the death of a Medieval monastic reformer.  
• The Cuban protests: It is about values
  Every form of government has its values, whether an authoritarian regime or a democratically elected government. However, at the end of the day, the people the government is supposed to serve want basic protection, support, and services from the seat of power.
• What is our Christian identity in this anonymous age?
  The deepest conflicts in this moment aren’t moral ones. It’s not a disagreement about what’s right and what’s wrong, even though certainly our views on that as a culture have dramatically changed. The deeper confusion is about who we actually are. 
• National sins and miseries
  Many contemporary Christians claim modern nations are nearly inconsequential to God. Not so to Wesley. Many contemporary Christians like to assume they are innocent victims amid hostile culture and unjust rulers. But Wesley insisted all contribute to national sin, and rulers in both their virtues and vices reflect the people.

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