
 The Russell Moore Show Moore to the Point: Ukraine and Abel
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 Mar 10, 2025  The discussion dives into the moral implications of surrendering Ukraine amidst changing U.S. foreign policy. It addresses historical parallels to communism and ethical dilemmas faced during crises, such as Stalin's regime. Literature and scripture are explored to navigate complex moral issues, using Dostoevsky and the tale of Cain and Abel as references. Additionally, it critiques modern hypocrisy in moral judgments related to power and gender, prompting listeners to reflect on their own beliefs in the context of global conflicts. 
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Moral Cost of Surrender
- Surrendering Ukraine has significant moral costs for American Christians.
 - It's not just about geopolitics, but aligning with what is wrong.
 
Historical Parallels
- The American left often defended the Soviet Union, dismissing reports of atrocities.
 - George Orwell criticized this, saying they ignored inconvenient truths.
 
Holmes' Disillusionment
- John Haynes Holmes, a Unitarian minister, initially defended the Soviet Union.
 - The Hitler-Stalin pact made him realize his mistake and admit his disillusionment.
 
