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Rodney Kennedy’s coverage predominantly focuses on opinion editorials and expert commentary pertaining to the intersection of Christianity, politics, and culture. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insightful perspectives on the influence of religion on political and social issues.
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I read Pope Leo's papal encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person In the Time of Artificial Intelligence.” Imagine my surprise in finding an “evangelical” Catholic diametrically opposite American MAGA evangelicals.
Eric Metaxas has a new book, Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World . He is not a historian, and while there have been any number of good books written by non-historians, Revolution is not one of them.
Robert Jeffress says James Talarico “twists Scripture.” The problem here is not Talarico but Jeffress.
By: Rodney Kennedy
Mark Driscoll says you can't be a “ Bible-believing Christian and a socialist .” He also declares, “I am a capitalist becase I am a Christian.”
Republican attempts to interrogate and denigrate Anthony Fauci are but the latest attempt to identify a devil other than the one they've taken up residence with.
The evangelical embrace of secular politics has changed what counts as evangelism. The cultural wars, with their anger, outrage and hyperbole, have proved intoxicating to the previous heralds of the good news of Jesus. Evangelism has been watered down to shaming liberals instead of offering salvation.
By: Rodney Kennedy
As if we were all in the evangelical equivalent of the film Groundh og Day America awakens in the Garden of Eden every morning. There's always a talking snake offering us poisonous fruit. And our current snake — President Donald Trump — presents fruit infused with two concepts: Patriotism and communism.
At a Sunday rally in Atlanta, U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., delivered an attack on President Donald Trump and Republican challenger Mike Collins. He framed this year's Georgia Senate race as a referendum on the Trump administration's record. Ordinary political discourse.
Nothing can surpass the certainty of American conservatives, even when they're wrong.
By: Lee Rooney, Rodney Kennedy, Gerard McMahon
This study evaluated agreement between PlayerTek™ 10 Hz GPS-derived total-distance and peak-speed measurements and practical field-based criterion measures and examined whether vertical sensor placement influenced agreement characteristics and measurement interchangeability. Following quality-control procedures, 758 paired observations were retained for analysis. Total-distance analyses included 533 paired observations from 55 participants collected during a modified team-sport simulation circuit, while peak-speed analyses included 225 paired observations from 68 participants during linear sprint testing. GPS units were positioned simultaneously at upper-back and mid-back locations. Agreement and measurement variability were assessed using established agreement-based statistical procedures, with secondary analyses evaluating placement equivalence and interchangeability. The upper-back placement demonstrated superior agreement with criterion measures compared with the mid-back placement. For total distance, upper-back measurements exhibited a small bias (0.57 m) and low variability (CV = 1.54%), whereas the mid-back placement demonstrated substantial systematic underestimation (−12.69 m), greater variability (CV = 4.18%), and poor agreement between placements. Equivalence testing confirmed that upper-back and mid-back placements were not interchangeable for total distance. For peak speed, upper-back measurements demonstrated stronger agreement with the criterion measure (ICC(A,1) = 0.864; CCC = 0.864) than the mid-back placement (ICC(A,1) = 0.770; CCC = 0.769), with smaller bias and lower variability. GPS-derived total-distance and peak-speed measurements demonstrated superior agreement characteristics when sensors were positioned at the manufacturer-recommended upper-back location. A small 10 cm inferior displacement of the sensor substantially altered total-distance measurements and reduced agreement with criterion measures, whereas peak-speed measurements were less affected. These findings highlight the importance of standardised sensor placement within applied athlete-monitoring environments.
