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In an interview with “The Breakfast Club,” Tye Tribbett, a Grammy Award-winning gospel artist, called the modern church “whack” due to its
In Assam, a state in India, a proposed bill could criminalize the act of praying for the sick with the intent of
The Episcopal Diocese of Michigan organized a civil rights pilgrimage to Alabama, engaging 44 participants in visits to significant historical sites related
Pastor Charlie Dates, in a passionate address, rebuked white evangelical leaders for their critique of Martin Luther King Jr.’s theology, advocating for
Key Points Widespread Rejection and Skepticism: About two-thirds of Americans reject or are skeptical of Christian nationalism, despite its increasing influence on
Originally published in The Conversation Under the banner “Take Our Border Back,” rally participants are using dehumanizing language about an “invasion” and
Two years after the initial conflict in Ukraine, many Americans have largely forgotten about the ongoing struggles faced by the country. This
The media coverage of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s death largely omitted his conversion from atheism to Christianity, despite the significant influence
Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest and historian, along with Jemar Tisby, a history professor and author, discussed white Christian nationalism during a
Lent prompts many individuals to voluntarily give up various habits or behaviors ranging from social media engagement to unhealthy snacking. Archbishop of
In the 1970s and ’80s, young Catholics encountered a different version of Jesus in their religious classes, a friendly, approachable figure more
The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled against Samantha Killary, a sexual abuse survivor seeking to extend the time to file claims against those
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