SCOUT· 50%23m·2026-09-11·FaithFriday, September 11, 2026
This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview. On today’s edition of The Briefing, Dr. Mohler discusses the 25-year anniversary of 9/11, Americans in a situation of war undergirded by the theology of Islam, 9/11 as a death knell to postmodernism, the lasting worldview impact of…
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“On this topic in general, and I'm legitimately curious... how did Mamdami get presumably the full and unredacted report of NYC post-9/11 air quality released (so fully and quickly), while "UFOs" and Epstein and Covid and many other reports…”
“May God have mercy on those in the US government and intelligence agencies that knew this was going to happen and allowed it. Who still buys the official narrative?”
“I was a senior in high school. The day eventually led to my joining the Army. Great work Dr. Mohler on the Briefing today and always. I will pray for our country.”
“The most devoted followers of Allah hate their enemies so much they're willing to die to see them destroyed. The most devoted followers of Christ love their enemies so much they're willing to die to see them saved. God help me be more like…”
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