Steve Moen, Minot I found the pastor’s disparaging remarks about the bills being passed by the legislature in their letter to the editor disconcerting to say the least. The most troubling is their apparent lack of Biblical knowledge and them being the shepherds of their flocks. Their ...

Elia Jay Scott, Fargo This letter is in response to the letter published in the Minot Daily News Feb. 25, “Politics used to promote false gospel.” In Matthew 5 and Mark 7, Jesus of Nazareth teaches us that sin is not committed merely with the hands, but with the heart. Tell us, ...

Norton Lovold, Bismarck We are watching all these countries, including the US, being slowly taken over by populists who are attempting to suppress free press, alienate people of color, degrade anyone who is struggling with sexual identity, control and indoctrinate education to assure that ...

Tim Knickerbocker, Minot I expressed my concerns expressed here in a letter to Governor Burgum. I am writing to you to express my concern with the direction the state of North Dakota is turning to censorship of all forms of media available to the public. House Bill 1205 and Senate ...

Paulette Nelson, Minot House Bill 1205 (relating to public libraries from maintaining explicit sexual material) and Senate Bill2360 (relating to obscenity control, and to provide a penalty for librarians whose libraries contain these supposedly obscene materials) will effectively ban books ...

Pastor Nate Walther Grace Lutheran Church (WELS) Minot Recently in a letter to the editor (“Support Legislation that Reflects North Dakota Values”), a number of Christian clergy supported pro-LGBTQ+ legislation, the majority of which were Lutheran clergy. I was not among them, ...