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No, Dan Patrick, God did not write the U.S. Constitution
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Black religion and reparation questions
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Mohler to speak on the ‘idolatry’ of secularism at conference advocating ‘national conservatism’
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Faith leaders call for urgent opposition to Oklahoma plan to execute an inmate a month for two years
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Progressive National Baptist Convention elects woman to leadership role for first time
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Is ‘In God We Trust’ an assertion of Christian nationalism or of American history in public schools?
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Despite financial hardships, Americans upped their giving to congregations during pandemic
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More questions than answers right now regarding DOJ investigation into SBC
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Carver School of Social Work was a victim of American fundamentalism, authors explain
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Ministry jobs and more
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Veterans and faith groups urge Congress to secure the safety of Afghan immigrants
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Frederick Buechner influenced millions with his insightful writing and quotable lines
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Progressive National Convention joins with AFL-CIO to advance racial and economic justice
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Historic Kentucky church calls gay man as co-pastor
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Department of Justice investigating SBC on sexual abuse
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SBC president says he tried to enlist more women for sexual abuse task force but got turned down repeatedly
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At long last, Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy appears to be dead
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Some evangelical leaders see FBI visit to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago as evidence of the religious persecution coming to them
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New study finds scammers luring migrants with false information via Facebook and WhatsApp
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Progressive Baptist congregation on Wake Forest campus votes to close
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South African women’s soccer team success shines a light on gender wage discrimination
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This week is the 80th anniversary of the day my great-grandparents died
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When my dad asked me to preach a revival in his church, I took a crew of encouragers instead
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The congregational staffing crisis
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50 years later, I’m still embarrassed to admit what a stranger at church taught me about being welcome
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What The Bear should teach us about the church and genuine acceptance
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Looking for hope in a time of abandonment
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My two phone calls to Frederick Buechner
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Hymn stories: ‘The Church’s One Foundation’
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The fantastical world of climate change denial: Slouching toward annihilation
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Remembering a sign for the times: The serpent and the seminary
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No, Dan Patrick, God did not write the U.S. Constitution
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signs executive order to protect LGBTQIA+ community from conversion therapy
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Archaeologists uncover inscription to Peter
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USDA says religious schools will be granted automatic Title IX exemption
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Attack on Rushdie shows divisions among Lebanese Shiites
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Report: Nonreligious LGBTQ people face heightened stigma, conceal their beliefs
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Interfaith summit dreams of America as a potluck, not a battlefield
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Empowered by Magic: The Christians and “Nones” Exploring Witchcraft
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Lag in slavery reparations from US Jesuits irks descendants
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Texas school district orders librarians to remove a version of Anne Frank’s diary from shelves
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Iran denies involvement but justifies Salman Rushdie attack
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Non-affirming views continue to complicate HIV/AIDS response in Black churches
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Colorado to spar over discrimination case in Supreme Court
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An interfaith discussion on the role of religion in mental health
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Republicans keep mostly mum on calls to make GOP ‘party of Christian nationalism’
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The Faith-Based Politics of El Salvador’s Millennial President
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Pope Francis meets transgender guests of Rome church
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Politicians seek to control classroom discussions about slavery in the US
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