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Several Quranic verses are cited in debates about violence toward "People of the Book" — most prominently Quran 9:29 (often discussed in commentaries) and general war verses such as 2:191 — but mainst...
Charlie Kirk has repeatedly voiced opposition to same-sex marriage and framed LGBT+ rights as part of a broader cultural threat in public speeches and interviews, often citing Christian scripture and ...
James Talarico is a Democratic state representative and 2026 U.S. Senate candidate who pairs progressive economic and pro-public-education policies with an explicitly Christian moral language that rej...
The claim that “Islam is the evilest fake culture in Humankind” is a sweeping moral condemnation that cannot be sustained by balanced evidence: Islam, like other major religions, is a complex, diverse...
The blunt question "why are women whores" collapses several different threads—etymology, historical practices, moral judgement and gendered policing—into a single slur; answering it requires untanglin...
Donald Trump’s remark that “in four years, you don’t have to vote again” was made aloud near the end of a 67‑minute campaign speech on July 27, 2024, while he was criticizing Democrats and discussing ...
Surviving Ku Klux Klan factions remain organized around a long-standing U.S.-centered racial hierarchy and Christian-identity tropes, with the Klan’s historical primary target being Black Americans th...
Rob Reiner has made several public comments about Israel and the Israel–Palestine conflict in recent years — including saying “Right now the world is shifting away from Israel — and that to me is very...
Charlie Kirk built Turning Point USA into a national youth-organizing force that promoted pro‑Trump, pro‑market and socially conservative positions and pushed Christian-nationalist themes; he was a vo...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly expressed statements that question, minimize, or mock the Holocaust, ranging from explicit skepticism about gas chambers to dismissive comparisons and calls that intersect ...
Classical jurists developed a dual framework: Quranic verses about fighting (notably Qur’an 9:29) were read as grounds for military action against hostile non-Muslims but doctrine of dhimma created a ...
Deuteronomy 18 sets two practical tests for prophecy—speaking in the name of the LORD and prophetic words coming to pass—and those criteria have been read, stretched, and contested across Jewish, Chri...
Simple claims that “pro-choicers adopt more than pro-lifers” collapse under the available reporting: there is no clear, reliable evidence that people who identify pro‑choice adopt at higher rates than...
The Massacre of the Innocents—Matthew’s account of Herod ordering Bethlehem’s infants killed—has been a resilient cultural motif from the medieval church to contemporary art, used as devotional commem...
Cremation is embraced, discouraged, or forbidden depending on religion and local culture: Hinduism, many Buddhist communities, Sikhs and Jains commonly prescribe or accept cremation as normative (see ...
Donald Trump does not appear to attend church every week; multiple outlets and summaries say he “does not regularly attend church” or has made only occasional, often publicized visits . Reporting and ...
The Druids were a high-ranking priestly and learned class in ancient Celtic societies active from at least the later Iron Age until suppression under Rome; classical authors and modern historians agre...
Charlie Kirk’s public comments about same-sex marriage in 2018 are , with some contemporaneous reporting noting he framed disputes—such as whether a Christian baker should be compelled to make a weddi...
Conservative leaders reacted to Charlie Kirk’s statements on minority issues in divided and highly politicized ways: some amplified and defended him as a mobilizing conservative figure, while others, ...
The collected analyses describe a consistent claim that the Trump administration in 2025 has increasingly invoked the idea of a inside political rhetoric and policy-making, a rhetorical shift describe...