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Russell Pulliam

Indianapolis
As seen in: The Indianapolis Star, The Washington Post, National Review, The Gospel Coalition, Frederick News Post, The Herald-Times, The Aquila Report
Associate editor for the @indystar, director of Pulliam Fellowship and weekly columnist. Reader to preschoolers in spare time. Padre of six.
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Remembering Stan Evans, Influential Conservative Commentator

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By Russell Pulliam
| National Review Verified
(Pixabay) An influential conservative commentator, Stan Evans was deeply knowledgeable and highly versatile. Growing up in Indianapolis, I knew Stan Evans as the William F. Buckley of the Midwest. He wrote newspaper commentary and books. He could debate like Buckley and was a walking encyclopedia of facts and figures about why the conservative view should prevail over big government liberals. He was more subtle about his Christian worldview.
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Ironmen - The Aquila Report

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By Russell Pulliam
| The Aquila Report Verified
God can sanctify us through differences of political opinion. We see candidates differently due to age; spiritual maturity; our time of salvation; our family upbringing and geographic location. Here we can grow in Romans 15:7: “Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you.” We are to accept one another or receive one another and Paul uses that same word when he tells Philemon to accept or receive as a brother his escaped slave, Onesimus.
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How the Evangelical Mind Was Born

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By Russell Pulliam
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
Historian Mark Noll once famously worried about the scandal of the evangelical mind, contending that Christians had turned their backs on the academic world. Decades before Noll’s concern, a small group of leaders were laying the groundwork for developing the Christian mind in the church’s pews. The quest accelerated after World War II, thanks to writers and thinkers such as C. S. Lewis, Francis Schaeffer, and Carl Henry.
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