In many Christian circles, it is common for political discussion to be perceived as taboo, a distraction from spiritual life, or a source of division amongst believers. Often, the concept of ‘separation of church and state’ is referenced to promote the idea that voting for laws that reflect biblical truth means ‘shoving our beliefs down the throats of others.’ Although the words ‘separation of church and state’ are not written anywhere in the … [Read more] about Opinion: We Shouldn’t Keep Faith out of Politics
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Why Trees? : How The Christmas Tree Became Tradition
It’s Christmas time. You’re getting in the spirit, decorating for the holidays, and you’re most likely putting up a tree. A Christmas tree if you will. With lots of ornaments, tinsel, snow, and lights, Christmas trees have easily become one of the most … [Read more] about Why Trees? : How The Christmas Tree Became Tradition
Costa Mesa’s Salvadorian “Hole in the Wall”
It can be hard to find good Salvadorian food in Orange County, but if you love South American food, especially papusas, San Sivar is the spot to go. The first time I went, I was charmed by the thick smell of different mixtures of masa, beef, cheese and much … [Read more] about Costa Mesa’s Salvadorian “Hole in the Wall”
“Legally Blonde” : The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity
Legally Blonde: The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity By Hayvyn Smith “Girlboss”. You might have heard this word used next to “gatekeep” and “gaslight” ironically. Usually used to poke fun, the term “girlboss” has in recent years gained a very … [Read more] about “Legally Blonde” : The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity