China has reopened borders

The Chinese government has officially decided to reopen its borders, which is a major development that has far-reaching implications for many sectors, including travel, tourism, the economy, foreign policy and global tensions. The reopening of China’s borders presents both opportunities and challenges that will have to be carefully navigated in order to maximize the benefits while minimizing any potential negative […]

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Hostage calls on Biden for help

Each year since 2012, approximately 34 U.S. citizens have been wrongfully incarcerated in foreign prisons, according to a report by the New York Times. Iranian-U.S. citizen Siamak Namazi falls among that demographic of prisoners.  What was supposed to be a routine trip to Iran swiftly developed into a baseless conviction that left Namazi at the mercy of the Iranian regime […]

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Student opinion: Biden’s documents and Trump’s candidacy

The White House recently revealed that visitor logs are not kept at President Joseph Biden’s Delaware residence. This revelation was made after the chairman of the House Oversight Committee asked for these logs in response to classified materials’ being found in Biden’s garage. This is just one of a half dozen discoveries related to classified materials being found in Biden’s […]

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Student opinion: A transient salvation?

Lines of reasoning that favor a temporary or partial salvation can vary. Whether intentional or not, individuals can turn infallible scripture into something that agrees with their own presuppositions or desires. Ironically, looking at 2 Peter 2:1, the irrevocable concept of salvation introduces a different type of question regarding its eternality and certainty. “But false prophets also arose among the […]

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The Costanzas and party criticism

As American politics grow increasingly tribalistic, party identity becomes a delicate badge to wear. It has become an “us versus them” mentality — two parties gathered in their respective tents away from the cold, harsh world that is the other side of the political aisle. The more tribal parties become, the more intraparty criticism becomes unwelcome — but this should […]

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New statistics on growing persecution against Christians

For thousands of years, Christians have been persecuted for their faith. With the growth of secularism, Christians face the same form of persecution through a differing worldview. This trend, shown in a poll performed by Pew Research Center, presents itself in the U.S. Secularism also makes a noticeable difference in Europe.  A recent report by the Observatory on Intolerance and […]

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Convo Worship Production: Let’s create an atmosphere focused on one thing

Convocation is the largest weekly gathering of Christian young people in the world. I think we have all been blessed in some capacity by this staple of Liberty University student life. Unfortunately, Convocation is not as accessible as one might imagine.  Liberty has always done its best to create an enriching and entertaining experience for students during Convocation. I remember […]

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