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Remembering BNG columnist Terry Austin
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Chi Alpha campus ministry leaders indicted in Texas
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Why the Haitian shoe seller can’t sell shoes
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This week’s BNG webinar: Amy Butler
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A former victim of Boko Haram terrorism finds love in America; meanwhile, others remain in captivity
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American idols: Andrew Whitehead on American faith and Christian nationalism
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Falwell accuses Liberty University of financial and sexual irregularities in legal filing
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Samford students mark one-year anniversary with another silent protest for LGBTQ inclusion
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As the House of Ni’isjoohl Pole returns to native lands, museums and missions agencies wrestle with their history of collecting artifacts
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Most Americans see immigration as a good thing, but Republicans disagree
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United Methodist court exonerates suspended Latina bishop on four charges
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Why, in a time like this: The importance of engaging today’s youth in world missions
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Creating inner peace
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Kate Campbell is glad to be back in the room where it happens
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Fighting hate with humor? Moms for Liberty and Toby Morton’s dark humor
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In South Africa, fire deaths shine a light on immigrant churches in ‘hijacked’ slum buildings”
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‘Nobody wants to be an addict’
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Men and congregational singing: The rest of the story
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Finding a pastor today is nothing like it was 30 years ago, consultants caution
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Things Christians need to know, for our own sake, about Yom Kippur, Judaism’s Day of Atonement
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SBC expels Oklahoma church over pastor’s racial impersonations
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The real religious crisis in America
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U.S. urged to provide more support for persecuted faith groups in Myanmar
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North Carolina children’s home trustees release scathing report on longtime president’s misuse of funds
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Remembering BNG columnist Terry Austin
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Are Americans ‘spiritual’ or ‘religious’ or both or neither?
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Chi Alpha campus ministry leaders indicted in Texas
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This week’s BNG webinar: Amy Butler
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A former victim of Boko Haram terrorism finds love in America; meanwhile, others remain in captivity
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Falwell accuses Liberty University of financial and sexual irregularities in legal filing
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Samford students mark one-year anniversary with another silent protest for LGBTQ inclusion
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Most Americans see immigration as a good thing, but Republicans disagree
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United Methodist court exonerates suspended Latina bishop on four charges
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Kate Campbell is glad to be back in the room where it happens
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In South Africa, fire deaths shine a light on immigrant churches in ‘hijacked’ slum buildings”
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Finding a pastor today is nothing like it was 30 years ago, consultants caution
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SBC expels Oklahoma church over pastor’s racial impersonations
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U.S. urged to provide more support for persecuted faith groups in Myanmar
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North Carolina children’s home trustees release scathing report on longtime president’s misuse of funds
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Jen Hatmaker and Tyler Merrit find love and are taking their show on the road next week
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Ministry jobs and more
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Baylor settles sexual assault lawsuit
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SBC Executive Committee won’t explain McLaurin’s resume lies, and new interim president backs out one day after being announced
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It’s ‘Boycotts R Us’ for American Family Association
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Prior explores the origin of evangelicalism’s ‘empire mentality’
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Upcoming BNG webinar guests: Matt Cook and Bill Wilson, Emily Smith, Amy Butler
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Number of countries with blasphemy laws grows by 13%
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The SBC’s far-far right believes all members of a Cooperation Group should agree with their views
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Judge again rules DACA illegal; humanitarian advocates call for congressional response
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American idols: Andrew Whitehead on American faith and Christian nationalism
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Creating inner peace
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‘Nobody wants to be an addict’
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Men and congregational singing: The rest of the story
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Things Christians need to know, for our own sake, about Yom Kippur, Judaism’s Day of Atonement
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The real religious crisis in America
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Fear of dancing and the courage to be serious
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Ken and Angela Paxton do a little sidestep — while quoting Bible verses
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This is why people are leaving the church
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Criticism of Andy Stanley is rooted in father wounds
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What do we mean by ‘affirming’?
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How long before a revolution?
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On death
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Al Mohler vs. Andy Stanley: What’s really going on?
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More religion in public schools raises concerns about religious liberty
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In biblical truth-telling, we need to mind the gap between clergy and laity
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A ‘sad day’ for America?
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In the midst of history-engendered pessimism, don’t forget the hope
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Sometimes, ‘resignation’ isn’t the reason clergy walk away from their ministry callings
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Life lessons learned while pondering ‘that little man!’
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Reflecting upon a new opportunity to minister to senior adults
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Confronting our violent culture with an engaged spirituality
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The Jesus Room
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Post-evangelical snapshots
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Do complementarian men do better? A response to Nancy Pearcey
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AI won’t be replacing your priest, minister, rabbi or imam any time soon
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Who is Siggy Flicker, the ‘Real Housewife’ behind Trump’s Rosh Hashanah message condemning ‘liberal Jews’?
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Ideological rifts among U.S. bishops are in the spotlight ahead of momentous Vatican meeting
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Two mainland China bishops to attend big Vatican meeting after tensions
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Nazi Germany had admirers among American religious leaders – and white supremacy fueled their support
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How Japanese American Pastors Prepared Their Flocks For Internment
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Belly dancers, terrorists or taxi drivers: Arab American comedians spoof stereotypes
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Freedom struggles of China’s Christian rights lawyers
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‘Holy Food’ explores American history and religion through food
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Connecting With the Good News Generation
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What’s the news impact of the intense racism investigation at Wheaton College?
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Who was Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Sikh activist whose killing has divided Canada and India?
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Riding a wave of converts, one group aims to fuse Orthodoxy with Southern values
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Mormons (And People Of Faith In General) More Likely To Be Fraud Victims
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Senator Demands to Know if World Vision Is Funding Terrorism
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Texas teacher reportedly fired after reading from Anne Frank’s diary to students
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Trump Says On Rosh Hashanah That ‘Liberal Jews’ Voted To ‘Destroy America’
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African churches urge US Congress to reauthorize PEPFAR
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Lawsuit by Islamic rights group says US terror watchlist woes continue even after names are removed
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Bible debates, ancient and modern: Why did early church choose only four Gospels?
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March for Our Lives, faith leaders call on Florida lawmakers to ‘cease and desist’
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Survivors Of The Birmingham Church Bombing Say GOP Culture War Bills Are Trying To Erase Their History
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Let’s Have A Look At Education And Religious Attendance
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Her plans to play the piano and sing with the choir were interrupted by the news that the nearby 16th Street Baptist Church had been bombed.
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Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are times for soul-searching, but not on your own – community has always been at the heart of the Jewish High Holidays