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The Federalist: Tucker Carlson: Real Christianity Means Rulers 'Want To Kill You'
Christianity is facing persecution and abandonment in modern times. Christian leaders have given in to fear and failed to inspire their followers. The government monitors and persecutes Christians while allowing other vices to flourish. Christians must support and unite with each other to prepare for the worsening situation and keep their faith intact. Persecution may be inevitable, but they must continue to spread the gospel without fear.
#culture
The Federalist: Elon Musk Might Just Be Crazy Enough To Change The World
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur, is portrayed as a man well-acquainted with violence, stemming from his upbringing in apartheid South Africa. He is drawn to military metaphors, has a disregard for work-life balance, and demands excellence from his employees. Musk's management style and dedication to pushing boundaries have led to the success of his ventures, such as SpaceX and Tesla. His focus on science and engineering often makes him detached from human interactions, but his determination to tackle world-altering problems is evident.
#sports
Forbes: Cricket World Cup Hopes For A Magnificent Seven Weeks
The memories of the 2019 World Cup final at Lord's are still fresh as the 2023 edition approaches. The cricket was compelling, with England winning by the narrowest of margins. However, there are concerns about the length and engagement of the tournament. The ICC's decision to focus on the big cricket nations may have hindered the growth of the game. Prize money remains the same, but the economic impact in India will be significant. There are worries that some teams are not up to the level of competition. Overall, the focus is on India, and their success or failure will determine the success of the tournament.