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Is America As Divided As Ever And Are Christians Making It Worse?
Is America As Divided As Ever And Are Christians Making It Worse?

(OPINION) The start of 2022 has brought many conversations and books that talk about America being led to another Civil War. Americans are more divided than they were during the first civil war, David French, a political and Christian conservative, explains.

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Opinion, North AmericaRichard OstlingCivil War, David French, Ross Douthat, NPR, Ron Elving, The New Yorker, Michelle Goldberg, Stephen Marche, Tom McTague, Globe And Mall, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Southern Baptist Convention, Donald Trump, The Sidpatch, Christ Stirewalt, richard ostling, Richard Ostling, religionComment
Flagship S.C. Church Makes Statement of Contrition on Slavery and Race
Flagship S.C. Church Makes Statement of Contrition on Slavery and Race

First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina is one of the oldest continuously operating churches in America. The church released a statement against racism, and will remove the names of former pro-slavery pastors from its buildings.

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North America, NewsChristina DarnellChristina Darnell, Secondary Feature, Presbyterian, South Carolina, Pastor Derek Thomas, NPR, National Public Radio, James Henry Thornwell, pastor, Slavery, racism, Benjamin Morgan PalmerComment