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Trump's Global Reset

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Trump global reset. Defending Christians, peacemaker, taking on drug dealers, 100 peacemaker, Write a professional article that can easily copy and pasted. Explain why his second term has already surpassed his first with effectiveness and how he is one of the best presidents in the American history.. President Donald J. Trump’s Second Term: The Global Reset and a Legacy of Unparalleled Effectiveness In the first thirteen months of his second term, President Donald J. Trump has orchestrated what many observers describe as a comprehensive “global reset”—a deliberate realignment of America’s economic, security, and diplomatic posture to prioritize American sovereignty, prosperity, and strength. Far from the incremental progress of his first term (2017–2021), the current administration has delivered rapid, measurable results that have already eclipsed the achievements of those earlier years. With decisive executive action, landmark legislation, and a commitment to peace through strength, P...
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Michael Jordan adds NASCAR to his championships

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  Michael Jordan: A Champion in Every Arena Greatness is rarely accidental. It is forged through discipline, competitive fire, relentless preparation, and an obsession with details. Few figures in modern sports embody those qualities more completely than Michael Jordan. Known globally for his six NBA championships, Jordan has once again proven that winning is not confined to one arena. As a co-owner of 23XI Racing, he has added NASCAR success to a legacy already defined by excellence. Whether on the hardwood or at the racetrack, Jordan’s story remains consistent: elite standards, unwavering belief, and an expectation of greatness.  The Blueprint: Six-Time NBA Champion During his career with the Chicago Bulls, Jordan captured six NBA titles (1991–1993, 1996–1998), earning six Finals MVP awards along the way. His championships were not simply the product of talent—they were the result of specific, repeatable qualities that he has taken in his life outside of sports.   ...
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Why dictatorships fear Christianity

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 The notion that a **Christian revolution** directly precipitated the American Revolutionary War captures a profound historical reality, though it requires careful nuance. While the conflict's immediate triggers were political and economic—such as taxation without representation, the Stamp Act, the Tea Act, and Britain's post-French and Indian War efforts to tighten control over the colonies—Christianity, particularly in its Protestant forms, supplied a vital moral framework, ideological justification, and popular mobilization that helped transform grievances into a unified push for independence. This dynamic not only underscores the role of faith in challenging authoritarian rule but also illuminates why modern communist regimes have historically feared and sought to suppress Christianity: it embodies an alternative authority that can inspire resistance to state tyranny, much as it did in colonial America. The groundwork for this religious influence was laid during the **First...
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Why should we attend church and TITHE?

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 I'm not sure how many people need to hear this, but churches are struggling to meet their financial needs.   Approximately 5% of all American adults and 10–25% of regular churchgoers tithe a full 10% of their income.  When Church attendance goes down so does.... Multiple sources, incluing reports from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy (Indiana University), Giving USA (annual benchmark), Philanthropy Roundtable, and others, show consistent patterns: Religious people give more overall: Households with religious affiliation donate significantly more annually (e.g., averages around $1,590 vs. $695 for non-religious, per Lilly School data). Practicing Christians (those attending services monthly and viewing faith as very important) are 40% more likely to donate than non-Christians, and churchgoers are 75% more likely than non-attendees (American Bible Society / State of the Bible studies). Regular worship attenders give about 4x more annually ($2,935 vs. $704 for n...
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The Rise of LifeWise Academy:

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  The Rise of LifeWise Academy: The Rise of LifeWise Academy: Transforming Public Education Through Faith-Based Instruction In an era where public schools face ongoing challenges—from attendance struggles to behavioral concerns—one innovative program is quietly reshaping the landscape by bringing Bible-based character education directly into students' school weeks. LifeWise Academy, a nonprofit launched in 2018, uses the established legal framework of "released time religious instruction" to deliver off-site Bible classes during the school day. What started as a small effort in a few Ohio districts has grown into a nationwide phenomenon, now reaching nearly 100,000 students across 34 states in the 2025-26 school year. This remarkable expansion highlights its surging popularity and its potential to foster positive change in young lives. The story begins with founder Joel Penton, a former Ohio State University defensive lineman who played under coach Jim Tressel. Drawing in...
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4% of Americans have a BIBLICAL worldview.

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 A biblical worldview—rooted in a commitment to Scripture as the authoritative guide for life, including marriage as a sacred, lifelong covenant between one man and one woman—correlates with measurable benefits in joy, marital longevity, and broader well-being, according to numerous social science studies. While not every religious person or Christian experiences these outcomes perfectly (human imperfection applies universally), research consistently shows that active adherence to such principles, particularly through regular religious practice like church attendance and shared faith in marriage, tends to enhance these dimensions of life more than secular or nominal approaches. Greater Marital Stability and Longevity One of the clearest patterns emerges in divorce rates. Frequent religious service attendance is linked to substantially lower divorce risk. For instance, Harvard researchers found that individuals attending services more than once per week had about a **50% lower likel...
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Why nobody should want to be called The G.O.A.T.

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The Goat, G.O.A.T., and Baphomet: Intersections of Symbolism in Modern Culture The acronym **G.O.A.T.**—standing for "Greatest of All Time"—has become a ubiquitous expression of admiration in sports, music, and popular culture. Athletes, entertainers, and fans alike proudly declare someone the "G.O.A.T.," often accompanied by goat emojis or imagery. Yet, for some observers, particularly within certain Christian and conspiracy-oriented circles, this celebration of the "goat" carries unsettling symbolic weight when viewed alongside the historical and occult figure of **Baphomet**, a goat-headed entity long associated with Satanism, duality, and esoteric traditions. This article examines the origins and research surrounding Baphomet and goat symbolism, their presence in media, cults, everyday iconography such as truck decals, and the perspective of Christian commentator Joe Schimmel on the cultural implications of calling oneself the "G.O.A.T." Hist...
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