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triron

(22,007 posts) Mon Dec 23, 2019, 09:53 PM Dec 2019

Christianity Today sees boost in new subscriptions since calling for Trumps removal.

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Christianity Today sees boost in new subscriptions since calling for Trumps removal. (Original Post) triron Dec 2019 OP

I hope they regret sucking up to Trump as long as they did. Mariana Dec 2019 #1

Let's give him credit though for doing this. Took a bit of courage. triron Dec 2019 #2

A very small bit of courage. Mariana Dec 2019 #3

Mariana

(14,858 posts)

1. I hope they regret sucking up to Trump as long as they did.

Reply to triron (Original post)

Mon Dec 23, 2019, 10:25 PM

Dec 2019

I guess it's nice that the editor in chief finally managed to find a bit of integrity within himself. I suppose it was a lot easier for him to do that now, since he's set to retire very soon.

triron

(22,007 posts)

2. Let's give him credit though for doing this. Took a bit of courage.

Reply to Mariana (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 23, 2019, 11:18 PM

Dec 2019

Mariana

(14,858 posts)

3. A very small bit of courage.

Reply to triron (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 23, 2019, 11:58 PM

Dec 2019

He's retiring in January. Whatever fallout there may be as a result of this, it's not really going to affect him in any material way.

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