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Federal Judge Rejects Taylor's Religious Freedom Defense in Forced Labor Case
The Roys Report
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Tennessee's Religious Charter School Ban
The Christian Post
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Religious Left Should Focus on Material Concerns, Not Ideology
Religion News Service
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Abortion Activists Create Underground Networks in Pro-Life Europe
First Things
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House Republicans quash impeachment effort against Hegseth
World Magazine
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Old Testament Political Teaching Remains Relevant to Modern Governance
American Reformer
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We Can All Celebrate Tuesday’s Election Results
Chris Gehrz
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Christianity Today and the Sin of Centrism
Nicholas McDonald
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Democratic Socialists of America Push for Arms Embargo Against Israel
Religion News Service
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Democrats Have Opening on Christian Voters, Baker Says They Won't Take It
World Magazine
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Church Librarian Recommends 100 Books for Children's Sections
Tim Challies
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In the Library: Keith Getty
Albert Mohler
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Biblical Studies Scholars Gather in Denver for Annual Conferences
Michael Bird
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Supreme Court Questions Religious Exemption for Catholic Preschools
The Guardian
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At This Substack, This Week
Scot McKnight
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Jeremy Patenaude on Adapting Pilgrim's Progress Into Graphic Novel
Crossway
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Editor Departs Christianity Today for New York Times
Bonnie Kristian
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Midterm Results Reveal Deep Partisan Divide Among American Christians
Daniel K. Williams
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Major Election Shifts Reshape American Politics Regularly, Historian Notes
ERLC
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American and Ukrainian Chaplains Deploy to War's Frontlines
Christianity Today
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Slade Critiques Post-Liberal Departure From Conservative Fusionism
Mere Orthodoxy
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Religious Nones Choose Not to Have Children, Study Finds
Ryan Burge
Church & Theology
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Evangelical Dissenters Can Rebuild Community After Breaking With Congregations
Jemar Tisby
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Russell Moore Explains Why He Remains a Christian
Russell Moore
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African Leaders Push Back Against Prosperity Gospel Teaching
Desiring God
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Christianity and Capital Punishment
Reformation21
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Veterans Day Reflects Growing Concern Over Veteran Suicide
The Gospel Coalition
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God's Judgment of Sinners Drives Some Away From Christianity
Crossway
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Augustine and Jerome Guide Christian Approach to AI Translation
Mere Orthodoxy
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Andrew Farley's "Impossible Teachings of Jesus" Relies on Marketing Language Over Theology
Christianity Today
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Sadie Robertson Huff Says Perfect Image Nearly Crushed Her Faith
Relevant Magazine
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Christian Parents Shape Children's Love of God Through Example
Ligonier Ministries
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Contemporary Worship Songs Neglect God as Subject, Traditionalist Argues
Christianity Today
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Narcissism in Ancient Myth Reflects Modern Self-Absorption
The Bee Hive
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Joyce Carol Oates Attacks Flannery O'Connor's Catholic Faith
First Things
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Many Profess Christ Without Possessing Him, Pastor Warns
Tim Challies
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It never stops being scary.
Kyle Worley
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Dating While Quitting Pornography Compounds Both Struggles, Writer Argues
The Gospel Coalition
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Tom Holland and Peter J. Williams Defend Gospel Historical Reliability
Nijay Gupta
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Persistent Suffering Can Become Spiritually Perverse, Theologian Warns
O. Alan Noble
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Lysa TerKeurst Says Christians Disguise Control as Concern and Ministry
Carey Nieuwhof
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Evangelicalism Outpaces Catholicism in Conversions and Retention
Stephen McAlpine
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I Do Not Find Him
A.J. Swoboda
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Martin Luther's Reformation Parallels Zechariah's Prophetic Message
Mitchell Chase
Worth Your Time
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Blood and Atonement Central to Biblical Forgiveness, Scholar Explains
Michael F. Bird · Michael Bird
Why does the Bible make so much about blood, atonement, and forgiveness?
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Family Finds God's Presence in Child's Cancer Battle
Peter Morris · The Gospel Coalition
It was not in the good moments where God’s care was most evident. It was in the dark moments, often at night, when we were unsure if our son would survive.
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Counselors Should Ground Advice in the Great Commission
Jeri Choi · 9Marks
The Great Commission, then, is for fearful, doubting, weak, disbelieving disciples, who need to be reminded of Jesus’s power and authority. The post Don’t Forg…
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Republican Party Should Embrace Fusionism, Critic Argues
Mere Orthodoxy
America desperately needs a party that is not in love with state power, and currently neither of our two major parties fits that bill. If ever there were a tim…
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Trump's Capacity for Forgiveness Remains Unclear
Paul Howard · First Things
Lying on his deathbed after two decades of running France, Cardinal Richelieu was asked whether he forgave his enemies. “I have no enemies,” the cardinal is su…
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