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Author: Michael Peabody
The borrowed sanctuary: how institutional grievance became prophecy in Berrien Springs this weekend
They met in a Methodist church because they couldn’t meet in an Adventist one.
The Mushy Middle Is Collapsing: Tocqueville and the Catholic Surge of Easter 2026
Why Catholicism is Emerging while Mainstream Protestantism and Evangelicalism are Struggling
A Troubling Sign for the Republic: The Rise of Antisemitism on the Right and the Left
Primo Levi (1986): “It happened, therefore it can happen again: this is the core of what we have to say.” From The Drowned and the…
Dismissed and Divided: Judges Clash Over Religious “Nexus” in COVID-19 Testing Case
Ninth Circuit Rejection of Religious Bias Claim Sparks Heated Judicial Debate
The President Who Told the Pope to Shut Up (And the King Who Tried It 500 Years Ago)
Henry VIII wanted a church that would bless his decisions.
Breaking News: Whose God Is This? Trump, Leo XIV, and the Escalating Clash of Competing World Orders
The fight between Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV is not a personality clash.
POPE VS. POTUS
Trump goes nuclear on Leo XIV, then posts himself as Jesus Christ
Paper Tiger or King of the North? What Erdogan’s Israel Threats Reveal About Power, Prophecy, and the New Middle East
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the world Sunday, April 12, 2026, that Turkey could invade Israel.
When Caesar Calls the Bishop: The Pentagon Told the Vatican’s Ambassador That God Is on America’s Side. The Pope Disagrees.
Inside the most extraordinary collision between military power and Christian authority in modern American history