Daniel Waugh

Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters I remember hearing a talk radio host recently warn people that if their church spoke about social justice, they should leave because the church isn’t Christian, it’s communist. I unders…

In 2019, I wrote on generational (in)justice. Both parties remain blind to the types of intergenerational injustices they perpetuate. I didn't update post w/new numbers or commentary; just reposting it here.
godentranced.com/2019/10/26/l...

BREAKING: irony dead.

A good reminder of some basic truths from
Radosław Sikorski, Poland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the UN. "Violence reproduces by indifference." www.facebook.com/share/v/1FPR...

Perspective.

WSJ editorial board: "But as with the war, Mr. Zelensky didn’t start this Oval Office exchange. Was he supposed to tolerate an extended public denigration of the Ukrainian people, who have been fighting a war for survival for three years?"

The first Republican senator to condemn the Trump administration for “embracing Putin.”👇

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier:

“The scene at the White House yesterday took my breath away. I would never have believed that we would ever have to defend Ukraine from the United States.”

It Was an Ambush Friday marked one of the grimmest days in the history of American diplomacy.

Yes, this seems right:
www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...

David Brooks: All my life, I've had an idea of America, that we were a flawed country but that we are fundametally a force for good in the world...We make mistakes, but they are usually stupidity, naivete and arrogance. They are not because we are ill-intentioned. Today was vile.

YouTube video by PBS NewsHour Brooks and Capehart on the implications of Trump's altercation with Zelenskyy

David Brooks: All my life, I've had a certain idea of America, that we were a flawed country but that we are fundametally a force for good in the world...We make mistakes...but they are usually stupidity, naivete and arrogance. They are not because we are ill-intentioned. We are acting vilely.

JD Vance and the ordo amoris When it comes to politics, I always have a lot of thoughts running through my head. I try to limit my comments to issues of personal interest or that connect directly with the Church. So, I comment…

Recently, JD Vance appealed to the ordo amoris, the ordering of loves, as a Christian principle to support the administration's America First policies. Is he right?

godentranced.com/2025/02/21/j...