And while the country watched in horror, paralyzed by the unfolding tragedy, evangelicals did what they do best: They prayed.

Karl and Debbie Dortzbach, who both turn 77 this week, spent 20 years in Africa fighting AIDS and building peace.

And the truth is that we've let cultural winds rather than faithfulness dictate our conversations about race in America.

If Robert P. Jones wants American evangelicals to resist evil, wonderful. But he misunderstands how church shapes our lives.

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