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Have you found it increasingly difficult to have civil conversations with those who disagree

with your beliefs?

Have you wrestled with how to discuss politics in this politically charged atmosphere?

Do you wonder if we've lost the art of civility?

As I survey the news every day to prepare the daily article podcast, I've long wondered the same thing.

Every day, I strive to write what is biblical, timely, and nonpartisan.

And I can think of nothing more biblical, timely, and nonpartisan today than our need to be civil people in an uncivil time, especially in this political season.

That's why I wrote my newest book.

Respectfully, I disagree how to be a civil person in an uncivil time, which is now available.

Please request your copy today at the daily article.org.

This week, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will become the first woman in history to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol.

Her casket will be placed in the National Statuary Hall on Friday, where a formal ceremony for invited guests will be conducted.

Beforehand, her body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court Wednesday and Thursday.

A private ceremony attended by her fellow justices, relatives, and close friends will be held in the Great Hall of the Court building at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow.

Her casket will then be brought outdoors for a public viewing under the portico at the top

of the front steps.

Next week, her remains will be interred alongside her late husband

in a private ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.

After her death last Friday, I read My Own Words,

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