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Enjoys sports, beer and other things. Former Senior Podcast Producer @TheAthletic
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“Divisive Comments” On Killing Of Charlie Kirk

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By Brian Smith Verified
| Webster-Kirkwood Times Verified
It was sad to read the divisive comments by John Jackson regarding the murder of Charlie Kirk. In his recent Mailbag letter, Mr. Jackson states that “attacks like this are instigated by the ideas promoted by the left in our country,” but he provided no examples of said “ideas.” Nor did he identify any prominent political leaders and left-of-center voters who promote killing those with whom they disagree.
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How do I establish core values?

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By Brian Smith Verified
| beehiiv
If you don’t know me, I’m Brian Smith. As Head Wrestling Coach at Mizzou, I’ve spent years building a program around more than just talent. These athletes are some of the greatest men I know. They’re full of integrity, discipline, and grit. “Are you livin’ it?” is a question I ask my athletes almost every day. It’s about living out Tiger Style, and more importantly, living a life you’re proud of. Today, I want to discuss one big culture question and let you in on where I’ve been. Let’s get into it.
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Gen Z's nones have their own beliefs. Try working with them, not converting them.

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By Brian Smith Verified
| anabaptistworld.org
Over the past few years, clergy, academics, the media and atheist activists have been intently talking about the growing number of Americans who no longer identify with any religious tradition — those whom pollsters identify as “nones,” because they answer survey questions about their faith with “None of the above.” Between 1998 and 2000, 8% of Americans indicated no religious affiliation; by 2022, this had grown to 27%. The unaffiliated percentage is even higher among younger Americans.
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