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A year’s delay due to COVID didn’t dampen the 150th anniversary at First Baptist Church on Fifth
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White resentment is like an abusive lover who would rather kill than lose control
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PRRI’s Structural Racism Index attempts to quantify racist beliefs
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The white church isn’t dying; it’s in exile
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Nathan Porter called a generation of Baptists to serve Christ and love the poor
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Atlanta Baptist pastor prays an imprecatory Psalm against Republican candidate’s foes
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Americans may be pessimistic about public education in general, but parents remain largely pleased with their kids’ schools
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What The Great British Baking Show teaches us about life and politics
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As Trump rallies voters to hate immigrants, new research shows more evangelicals are listening to the Bible’s welcome
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USCIRF again draws attention to attacks on worshipers ahead of country’s independence anniversary
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Defender of the Faith or Defender of Faith — a distinction informed by Baptist history
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Christians can intensify their spirituality by studying other religions
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Ministry jobs and more
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Annie’s Link keeps those cards and letters coming
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Now a dean at Belmont, former attorney general Alberto Gonzales sees service as a gift from God
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On question of what to do with Confederate monuments, Americans are all over the map
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Jesus does not ask me to assimilate
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Samford loves all people but won’t advance ‘other expressions of sexuality,’ president tells students in video
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What the church can learn from Chad Powers
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Letter to the Editor: On the crisis at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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United Methodists talk up reasons to stay in splintering denomination with less than 3% of U.S. churches leaving so far
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Sing a song unto the Lord of anger and confusion
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The church in America needs to recover its balance
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53 years later, The CenturyMen choir goes out singing
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As the Confederate monuments come tumbling down, half of Americans still favor their presence
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A year’s delay due to COVID didn’t dampen the 150th anniversary at First Baptist Church on Fifth
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Nathan Porter called a generation of Baptists to serve Christ and love the poor
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Atlanta Baptist pastor prays an imprecatory Psalm against Republican candidate’s foes
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Americans may be pessimistic about public education in general, but parents remain largely pleased with their kids’ schools
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What The Great British Baking Show teaches us about life and politics
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As Trump rallies voters to hate immigrants, new research shows more evangelicals are listening to the Bible’s welcome
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USCIRF again draws attention to attacks on worshipers ahead of country’s independence anniversary
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Ministry jobs and more
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Annie’s Link keeps those cards and letters coming
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Now a dean at Belmont, former attorney general Alberto Gonzales sees service as a gift from God
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On question of what to do with Confederate monuments, Americans are all over the map
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Samford loves all people but won’t advance ‘other expressions of sexuality,’ president tells students in video
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United Methodists talk up reasons to stay in splintering denomination with less than 3% of U.S. churches leaving so far
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53 years later, The CenturyMen choir goes out singing
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As the Confederate monuments come tumbling down, half of Americans still favor their presence
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Moral Mondays are taking up residence in Jackson to fight water crisis
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Panelists sound urgent wake-up call about the threat of Christian nationalism
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Wait a minute: There’s yet another twist in the Southwestern story
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Baylor women’s coach signals her love and support for Brittney Griner, while the former coach remains silent
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Now back in the U.S., an American nun who was kidnapped in Burkina Faso sends her gratitude as violence abounds in the region
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Southwestern trustees change their mind: David Dockery will now be interim president, and O.S. Hawkins will be senior advisor
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Ministry jobs and more
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Free Bible study resource available thanks to BSK/CBF Virginia partnership
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Faculty have borne the brunt of Greenway administration at Southwestern, former professor says
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Nostalgia for idealized past and toxic fear of the future fuel Christian nationalism, scholars say
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White resentment is like an abusive lover who would rather kill than lose control
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The white church isn’t dying; it’s in exile
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Christians can intensify their spirituality by studying other religions
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Jesus does not ask me to assimilate
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What the church can learn from Chad Powers
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Letter to the Editor: On the crisis at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Sing a song unto the Lord of anger and confusion
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The church in America needs to recover its balance
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What’s the Bible Belt? It’s a Southern thing
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Sometimes hanging on is all you can do, and it’s enough
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Justice sated in The Handmaid’s Tale
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How Miss Marple and British crime fiction help us explore mysteries of the soul
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What if Southwestern’s trustees actually are doing their job?
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Was Abe Lincoln a ‘none’? Is there a lesson in that?
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An agnostic teaches us about Jesus
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The cause of a scene: Why gay Christians are afraid to come out to their pastors
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Our journey from private school to homeschool to public school
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Why O.S. Hawkins is right for the job
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The post-evangelical phenomenon is in Europe too
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A native daughter returns to Bubba-Doo’s
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The myth of the Good Shepherd
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Let’s hear from the male allies
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12 insights on navigating marriage and ministry
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How Don Durham and I became neighbors
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It’s time to stop using the Bible as a sacred weapon to oppress LGBTQ people
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On Yom Kippur, Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg explains why repentance is so important
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Black representation in Alabama tested before Supreme Court
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In India, where Hindu majority has complex views, Supreme Court liberalizes abortion law
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Mormon leader calls abuse ‘abomination’ amid policy scrutiny
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Michael Flynn, Donald Trump and the ascendance of spiritual warfare in America
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Corpus Christi pastor plans to pray in death chamber
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Netflix’s ‘Sins of Our Mother’ is a haunting case study in spiritual psychosis
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Holocaust comparisons are frequent in US politics – and reflect a shallow understanding of the actual genocide and the US response
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Don’t Leave Migrant Ministry to the Border
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‘Faith-Based FEMA’: Relief Organizations Mobilize To Help After Hurricane Ian
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Appeals court rules Texas courtroom can open with prayer
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Christian Nationalism Cannot Save the World
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Religion is shaping Brazil’s presidential election – but its evangelicals aren’t the same as America’s
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Orthodox church in the Hamptons calls people with autism ‘part of our community’
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How TikTok turned the Orthodox favorite Miami Boys Choir into pop culture phenomenon
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Churches defend clergy loophole in child sex abuse reporting
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LGBTQ-friendly church OK with getting Southern Baptist boot
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Orphan Forced from Christian Home Highlights Islamic Ban on Adoption
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Christians Love a Comeback Story. Too Often It’s Cheap Grace.
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Ojibwe author Patty Krawec writes about Indigenous peoples, Christians ‘Becoming Kin’
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Multifaith Panel to Evaluate Homeland Security Church Protections
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Trans religious leaders say scripture should inspire inclusive congregations
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In hometown of St. Francis of Assisi, pope touts ‘radical criticism’ of capitalism
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For the High Holidays in 2022, synagogues are getting back to normal — whatever that means
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US Catholic bishops’ report to the Vatican shows a church split by politics