Traditional authority

This post is the third part of a series. Part one: Mercy on the Right, Rigor on the Left, Part two: St-Peter on the Right, St-Paul on the Left One of the aspects of Right/Left symbolism that is so …

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This photograph captures a Hungarian king sitting on a throne, adorned with a crown. The attention to detail and realistic style makes the image appear lifelike and grand. The blending of traditional elements, the king on his throne, with the modern symbol of the bitcoin crown creates an intriguing and powerful image that exudes authority and prestige.

Random House’s copy chief confronts three persistent, unnecessary rules about good writing.

In the journey of spreading the Gospel, we often encounter various forms of resistance. Among these is what many refer to as the “spirit of the land” – a term that encompasses the ingra…

ॐॐॐ on Instagram: “For Buddha, the path to happiness starts from an understanding of the root causes of suffering. Those who consider Buddha a pessimist…”

Recently, I was listening to a podcast that focused on answering questions atheists had concerning the Bible. In the episode, callers discussed their major hang-ups with the Christian faith. I noticed that while many of these callers knew many facts about Scripture, they struggled making a faith commitment to Christ. Their problem was not that they did not know enough about Jesus. Rather, it was that they could not see Him for who He truly was. They refused to look at Jesus through the lens…