The Briefing with Albert Mohler Thursday, February 27, 2025
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Feb 27, 2025 A recent electoral shift in Germany highlights a move towards the center-right, raising questions about conservatism's definition. Meanwhile, Target faces consumer backlash after retreating from diversity initiatives, revealing the tensions in corporate politics. The legacy of Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who protected Jacqueline Kennedy, underscores the moral complexities of history and the responsibility to learn from it. These discussions intertwine political landscapes and the impact of corporate decisions, all through a Christian lens.
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German Election Shift
- Germany's political landscape shifts with Friedrich Merz as the new chancellor.
- The Christian Democratic Union won a plurality, signifying a move from center-left to center-right.
Iron Curtain's Legacy
- The Iron Curtain's legacy persists in Germany.
- The former East Germany leans conservative, reflecting economic discontent and a slower recovery from communist rule.
Christian Influence in German Politics
- Post-WWII Germany prioritized Christian morality in its government.
- The Christian Democratic Union, while less confessionally Christian now, reflects this historical emphasis.