The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, October 29, 2024
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Oct 29, 2024 Tensions escalate as North Korea sends troops to support Russia in Ukraine, reminiscent of historical conflicts. The BRICS coalition seeks to challenge U.S. dominance amidst shifting global alliances. Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Canterbury sparks controversy by endorsing same-sex monogamous relationships, signaling a divide within the Church of England. Concerns about religious liberty arise, particularly regarding abortion rights, while discussions on the implications of liberalism in major churches highlight potential theological compromises. A new devotional offers festive insights for the Christmas season.
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Ukraine War Escalation
- Russia's war on Ukraine enters its third year, with Russia holding territory but getting worn down.
- North Korean troop involvement changes the global picture, increasing risks for Ukraine and its allies.
Russia's Humiliation
- Russia's reliance on North Korea exposes its desperation and weakness on the world stage.
- This desperation makes Russia less likely to negotiate peace, increasing the danger for everyone involved.
Ukraine Crisis and US Election
- The timing of the Ukraine crisis coincides with the US election, distracting attention from the conflict.
- This makes it difficult for US presidential candidates to address the issue effectively.
