Jonathan Ms Pearce is a journalist and writer for OnlySky Media, Inc. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, religion, and social issues. With a critical and thought-provoking approach, Jonathan aims to provide insightful analysis and engage readers in meaningful discussions.
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By: Jonathan Ms Pearce
Lauren Boebert often courts controversy. She is full of rhetoric. But does her behavior reflect or contradict her Christian rhetoric?
By: Jonathan Ms Pearce
$61 billion in aid to Ukraine is being hostage by the GOP in return for border reforms. So what is going on here and why?
By: Jonathan Ms Pearce
Fargo Season 5 is available to stream and it deals with some hefty themes. One of them is religion and its intersection with politics.
By: Jonathan Ms Pearce
Young women appear to be more aligned to progressive values and issues, while young men are moving in a more conservative direction.
War in the 21st century can look very different to how it might once have looked. Now, people can come together to crowdfund equipment needs.
Kherson is a frontline city that has borne the brunt of Russian aggression, and is now suffering the consequences. Hope is in short supply.
By: Jonathan Ms Pearce
War is not uncommon in the Bible but it's still interesting to see how religious soldiers justify their actions on the frontlines.
Secularism seems a distant memory to the modern Republican Party, whose Speaker recently regaled members with a lengthy sermon.
The recent IVF ruling shows scant regard for some rudimentary philosophizing we can do. The Justice needs some critical thinking lessons.
It's the end of another era, and the beginning of a new one. The edge of the map looms, but it's okay, the hull is sturdy, and we're good sailors.
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