JD Vance vs Rory Stewart: Should we order our loves?
Vance and Stewart clash over Christian theology of love on X. Who’s right? Dr Ben Chang dives into this fascinating debate on prioritising love within families, churches, and beyond borders
Over the weekend, US Vice President JD Vance and former senior Conservative MP Rory Stewart ended up in an extended argument on X (formerly Twitter) that has lit up social media. These sorts of online spats are hardly unusual in our digital age. However, what was interesting was the Vance and Stewart did not fall out over economic policy, or gun control, or NATO defence spending. No, their debate, fascinatingly, was… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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