The Bulletin Kirk’s Memorial Service, Two Million Deportations, Facts About Autism
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Sep 26, 2025 
Andy Olsen, a senior features writer at Christianity Today, discusses the staggering claim of 2 million deportations and the climate of fear driving immigrants to self-deport. He highlights the chilling effects of ICE’s tactics on community trust. Dr. Lydia Dugdale, a physician and expert on medical ethics, provides insights into research linking prenatal acetaminophen to neurodevelopmental outcomes, urging cautious use and a conversation with healthcare providers. She also dispels myths around vaccines and autism, emphasizing the evolving understanding of neurodivergence.
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Worship And Political Rally Converge
- The Charlie Kirk memorial blended worship, patriotism, and political rally elements that struck many as unprecedented.
- This fusion sparked debate about the boundary between religious worship and political spectacle.
Multiple Personas Through Media Fragmentation
- Russell Moore observed Charlie Kirk presented different personas across campuses, podcasts, and cable news.
- Media fragmentation allowed distinct audiences to experience very different versions of the same leader.
Power Of Public Forgiveness
- Erica Kirk's public forgiveness resonated widely and cut across political lines.
- Genuine gospel expressions can transcend partisan divides and alter public perception.
