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#christiannation unites believers, sharing faith, inspiration, and testimonies. It promotes positive messages, community, worship, and discussions around Christianity, encouraging spiritual growth, hope, love, and support among followers across the platform.
We don’t know what is coming but it doesn’t seem to be good. God have mercy on our Nation. #fyp #christiannation #nevergiveup
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We don’t know what is coming but it doesn’t seem to be good. God have mercy on our Nation. #fyp #christiannation #nevergiveup
Should prayer be allowed in schools? It depends. At the end of the day, this question boils down to what the parents want for their children. Schools, no matter what, will always teach something that people disagree with. If that’s the case, shouldn’t parents have the right to decide what their kids are exposed to? The same principle applies to so many issues—not just prayer in schools. Take asset protection, for example. Some people believe a domestic trust is better than an offshore trust for protecting money from lawsuits. That’s simply wrong. But if someone wants to teach their children that belief, they should have the freedom to do so. The point is this: Decisions about a child’s education—or beliefs—should rest in the hands of parents and the local community. Not the state. Not the federal government. And certainly not some global organization. When it comes to shaping the next generation, the closer the decision-making is to home, the better. What do you think? Should parents have the final say in these matters? #churchandstate #prayer #christiannation
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Should prayer be allowed in schools? It depends. At the end of the day, this question boils down to what the parents want for their children. Schools, no matter what, will always teach something that people disagree with. If that’s the case, shouldn’t parents have the right to decide what their kids are exposed to? The same principle applies to so many issues—not just prayer in schools. Take asset protection, for example. Some people believe a domestic trust is better than an offshore trust for protecting money from lawsuits. That’s simply wrong. But if someone wants to teach their children that belief, they should have the freedom to do so. The point is this: Decisions about a child’s education—or beliefs—should rest in the hands of parents and the local community. Not the state. Not the federal government. And certainly not some global organization. When it comes to shaping the next generation, the closer the decision-making is to home, the better. What do you think? Should parents have the final say in these matters? #churchandstate #prayer #christiannation

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