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Finding Faith: After the election, choose connection over division
The writer says thousands at community events showed people can disagree politically without losing their sense of shared humanity.
- This week, MOORHEAD held elections for local and congressional representatives, with some citizens ecstatic and others disappointed as the political divide persists.
- In the week leading up to this election, the author attended multiple public events including a mission fundraiser and football game, surrounded by thousands enjoying community.
- But, at these events, the author heard no heated debates about the upcoming election; instead, the collective Body yearned to connect as fellow human beings.
- The author urges followers of Jesus and the Greatest Commandment to choose healing divisions over perpetuating the agonizing political divide that has marked the past decade.
- Offering a simple litmus test, the author asks: 'Will this matter in four years?' as a reminder not to let political disagreements dehumanize those we love.
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Leaning Left0Leaning Right9Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Right
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- 53% of the sources lean Right
53% Right
C 47%
R 53%
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