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🌎 Gallup poll reveals Americans’ views on moral issues
Americans don’t see much wrong with using birth control or getting a divorce, but few support extramarital affairs or human cloning. The latest poll results from Gallup spell out what activities U.S. adults view as morally acceptable and which ones....
In 2013, Jemar Tisby and Phillip Holmes, co-founder of the organization then known as the Reformed African American Network, started a podcast called Pass the Mic. Around 2015, a friend suggested I listen to the podcast—by then, Tyler Burns had....
Jerusalem Church leaders met Tuesday with US Senators Chris Van Hollen and Jeff Merkley, two progressive Democrats, at the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem, according to a statement from the patriarchate. Patriarch Theophilos III, together....
All Texas public school districts not involved with litigation will have to display copies of the Ten Commandments starting on Sept. 1, instructed state Attorney General Ken Paxton on Monday. Paxton’s announcement follows last week’s district court....
Long before it was home to the Arabian Wildlife Park — where today giraffes, oryx, and ostriches roam — Sir Bani Yas Island off the coast of Abu Dhabi was the site of a Christian monastery, whose relics are still being dug up from the sand. The....
Late in my teenage years, I sought a change in my life, moving from the Philadelphia suburbs to the Mile High City. I had been a nominal Christian for five years, with one foot planted half-heartedly in the church but feeling powerless and condemned by....
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) issued a memorandum in July clarifying that federal employees may openly practice and discuss their religious beliefs at work. The guidance allows prayer circles, sharing of beliefs, and even....
On August 10, Berean Baptist Church in Brooklyn marked its 175th anniversary with the debut of a six-part documentary series titled The Audacity of Faith: Freedom From, Freedom To. The series, shown during Sunday worship, showcases the....
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Existential questions arising from the race to develop “God-like” artificial intelligence are driving a revival of interest in Christianity in Silicon Valley. Churches in San Francisco are reporting swelling congregations and collectives have started in the....
Jeff and Jennifer Delgado found a ministry within the walls of their house — a foster home. The Delgados, who attend the Southwest Church of Christ in Omaha, Neb., fostered nearly 30 children from 2006 to 2017. They have 10 children of their....
The day I arrived in Finland to learn how to be happy, I thought about the ladder. Humans have many ways to assess their own happiness, but the Cantril Ladder may be the most influential, even if you’ve never heard of it. It goes like this: Please....
In the 1950s, Kenyans fought against colonial control in what came to be known as the Mau Mau rebellion. In response, the British government announced a state of emergency in 1952 and engaged in a brutal counter-insurgency campaign to....
ICE began detaining Iranian asylum seekers after the bombing of Iran’s nuclear refinement facilities on June 22. Among them is Shabnam Maleki, a beloved member of the church I pastor in Colorado Springs. Detaining asylum seekers...
Furniture maker Bruce Saunders was stumped. He’d lived in London for more than 40 years, surrounded by parks, streets and leafy suburbs bursting with a rich mix of trees. Why, then, did he have to travel 70 miles to find British-grown timber? And....
It’s said that one of the most effective ways to learn is through experience, by actively engaging with the material and applying it to real-world situations. That’s a little hard when you’re teaching history, but Malinda Nichols, an Alabama sixth....
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