In this episode, Chris Stigall is joined by Pastor Lucas Miles, author of Woke Jesus. They discuss the National Prayer Service led by Bishop Marianne Budde, critiquing her use of the pulpit to promote political and social agendas directed squarely at President Trump. Miles argues that such messages stray from biblical teachings and misuse the opportunity to unify and uplift through faith.

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When National Prayer Services Go Woke | Chris Stigall with Lucas Miles

Talking politics with your average young male these days, chances are you will hear all kinds of odd theories coming from the Pied Pipers of Podcastistan. You will hear them mentioning “experts” nobody heard of until about 10 minutes ago or until they were discovered by these podcasters because of their contrary, and often, conspiratorial thinking.

Young men, especially, are attracted to this novel “wisdom,” and they are so prone because, as they will tell you, mainstream institutions have been untruthful over the years. But because some institutions that we used to rely on and respect have been taken over by partisanship and been wrong doesn’t mean that all normative thinking and scholarship is a lie or cannot be trusted, or that people nobody have ever heard of are the replacements of true wisdom.

We dismiss and ignore this fallacious thinking at our collective peril.

The task of the serious is to be able to discern truth from fiction and greatness from mediocrity. In these critical times, that task has never been more important than now.

Talking politics with your average young male these days, chances are you will hear all kinds of odd theories coming from the Pied Pipers of Podcastistan. You will hear them mentioning &ldquo;experts&rdquo; nobody heard of until about 10 minutes ago or until they were discovered by these podcasters because of their contrary, and often, conspiratorial thinking.
Young men, especially, are attracted to this novel &ldquo;wisdom,&rdquo; and they are so prone because, as they will tell you, mainstream institutions have been untruthful over the years. But because some institutions that we used to rely on and respect have been taken over by partisanship and been wrong doesn&rsquo;t mean that all normative thinking and scholarship is a lie or cannot be trusted, or that people nobody have ever heard of are the replacements of true wisdom.
We dismiss and ignore this fallacious thinking at our collective peril.
The task of the serious is to be able to discern truth from fiction and greatness from mediocrity. In these critical times, that task has never been more important than now.

Seth Leibsohn: Ignorance and the Challenge of the 21st Century Citizen

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What happens when the Left plucks a ‘working class man’ from obscurity and pushes him for high office? In an era of Democratic desperation, mainstream media creates narratives to protect him, even at the expense of their stated values.

Graham Platner’s rise and fall stains all the institutions of the Left. Democrats and the media tried to bury or downplay Platner’s checkered past, including his Nazi SS tattoo, his record of disturbing public comments and his moral depravity.

Don’t be fooled by the sudden shift in media coverage. Everything that outlets like Axios and the New York Times reports as “news” today had been reported weeks and months ago by independent media. The Times cooked its own report in early June to protect Platner. Every elite media outlet perpetuated the “working class” lie about a man who lives off his wealthy parents.

The insistence by Democrats and media to make excuses for Platner exposes the corruption of both.

The Nazi tattoo told us all we needed to know.

What happens when the Left plucks a &lsquo;working class man&rsquo; from obscurity and pushes him for high office? In an era of Democratic desperation, mainstream media creates narratives to protect him, even at the expense of their stated values.
Graham Platner&rsquo;s rise and fall stains all the institutions of the Left. Democrats and the media tried to bury or downplay Platner&rsquo;s checkered past, including his Nazi SS tattoo, his record of disturbing public comments and his moral depravity.
Don&rsquo;t be fooled by the sudden shift in media coverage. Everything that outlets like Axios and the New York Times reports as &ldquo;news&rdquo; today had been reported weeks and months ago by independent media. The Times cooked its own report in early June to protect Platner. Every elite media outlet perpetuated the &ldquo;working class&rdquo; lie about a man who lives off his wealthy parents.
The insistence by Democrats and media to make excuses for Platner exposes the corruption of both.
The Nazi tattoo told us all we needed to know.

Ed Morrissey: By Their Tattoos And Ideology Shall Ye Know Them

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Teaching Constitutional Law is a joy.

Every semester since 1996, my students hear that Con Law ought to be their most interesting class during their three years of law school.

This year the Court issued 67 majority opinions.

Because district court judge issue bolts-from-out-of-the-blue on a regular basis, there’s a perception abroad that the judiciary becoming politicized. Our highest court, however, is an enormous force for stability in the country that just turned 250 years old.

The most significant of this term’s cases may well turn out to be NRSC v. the FEC, which held that the provisions of the Federal Election Campaign Act restricting the amount of money a party can spend in direct coordination with a candidate’s campaign, those restrictions were unconstitutional, and that breathes much-needed life into the two major political parties which indeed need the lift.

The Supreme Court has gone about its work successfully and will be back at it in October. The “republic of laws not men” carries on.

Teaching Constitutional Law is a joy.
Every semester since 1996, my students hear that Con Law ought to be their most interesting class during their three years of law school.
This year the Court issued 67 majority opinions.
Because district court judge issue bolts-from-out-of-the-blue on a regular basis, there&rsquo;s a perception abroad that the judiciary becoming politicized. Our highest court, however, is an enormous force for stability in the country that just turned 250 years old.
The most significant of this term&rsquo;s cases may well turn out to be NRSC v. the FEC, which held that the provisions of the Federal Election Campaign Act restricting the amount of money a party can spend in direct coordination with a candidate&rsquo;s campaign, those restrictions were unconstitutional, and that breathes much-needed life into the two major political parties which indeed need the lift.
The Supreme Court has gone about its work successfully and will be back at it in October. The &ldquo;republic of laws not men&rdquo; carries on.

Hugh Hewitt: The Supreme Court at 250

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When National Prayer Services Go Woke | Chris Stigall with Lucas Miles

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