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Title of Creative Minority Report: "Creative Minority Report – We Laugh Because We Believe"

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Yvette Flunder isn’t just your average Sunday morning vicar sipping Earl Grey; she’s the high-octane Senior Pastor of the City of Refuge UCC over in Oakland and the Presiding Bishop of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries.

She’s a self-proclaimed womanist, a champion of liberation theology, and she’s out there living her truth, “gay-married” and pushing the bounda...


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I have no words.

Horrific. Not only does she not acknowledge this precious baby, she openly celebrates killing him/her. We must ban abortion. pic.twitter.com/DII86GX1mX

— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose)

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means I often give the benefit of the doubt to the pope.

Being American means I don’t often give the benefit of the doubt to the president.


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Sir Thomas More, are you mad? Insane?

You are a man standing at the edge of a precipice, holding a tiny, flickering candle against a hurricane. The world, and perhaps even common sense, tells you that your little light is insignificant compared to the storm.

What about the smart play? Give a little to gain a lot?

Allow me to corner you in your ...


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If you were to seek out the most selfless people in America, y’know, the ones actually doing the work, not the ones tweeting about “equity” from a Brooklyn coffee shop, you’d probably end up at a place called Rosary Hill Home in Westchester County.

It’s run by the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne. For 125 years, these nuns have cared for patients with incurable cancer...


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