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Most Americans know President Joe Biden is Roman Catholic but there are stark differences — especially based on political party — in how they believe he should live out his faith, a new study shows.
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Now Beth Moore is taking on patriarchy in the church
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American Christianity in China also imports gender bias and Calvinism
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We cannot now close our border to those fleeing the horror we helped create
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That time I went to the school board meeting to speak against banning books
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Chip Gaines writes about building a network of support and not being constrained by conventional wisdom
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Understanding human capital makes volunteer recruitment easier
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CBF Benefits Board names executive vice president and COO
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In state legislatures, a push against trans teens, for churches as ‘essential’ and seeking to define ‘religious freedom’
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I knew the truth about women in the Bible, and I stayed silent
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How American exceptionalism is killing America
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The end of American exceptionalism
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What we missed most about in-person church, what’s coming back and what’s likely to change
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To live into Easter, we need to keep writing a new song
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How to find resilience for the long run of COVID, as we’re ‘almost there, but not quite yet’
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If you want to help the poor, first understand their humanity
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Second Easter during pandemic brings greater sense of hope nationwide
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Now Beth Moore is taking on patriarchy in the church
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When pastors change churches during a global pandemic, it takes creativity and perseverance
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Angry man with bulldozer severely damages Dellanna West O’Brien School in Liberia
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Chip Gaines writes about building a network of support and not being constrained by conventional wisdom
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Months after two hurricanes, vaccinated volunteers finally heading to Lake Charles
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Ministry jobs and more
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Contrary to what you’ve heard, study finds churches thrive with racial diversity
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CBF Benefits Board names executive vice president and COO
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In state legislatures, a push against trans teens, for churches as ‘essential’ and seeking to define ‘religious freedom’
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What we missed most about in-person church, what’s coming back and what’s likely to change
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If you want to help the poor, first understand their humanity
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Second Easter during pandemic brings greater sense of hope nationwide
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In Tigray, Ethiopia, six months of pain, suffering and disaster
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Ryan Burge sifts the data to paint an evolving portrait of the ‘nones’
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Transitions for the week of 4-2-21
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25 faith-based schools named in LGBTQ discrimination case against Department of Education
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Less than half of Americans now claim a formal congregational membership
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Ministry jobs and more
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Virginia interfaith leaders explain how other states could abolish death penalty just as Virginia has done
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New data on COVID vaccine efficacy is good news for faith leaders seeking to be influencers
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Georgia mom is an advocate for organ donation because her son is one of the longest-living heart transplant recipients in the nation
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Arkansas allows medical providers to deny service based on a provider’s own ethics or religious beliefs
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New devotional book asks what it means to follow God in a time of global pandemic
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It’s official now: Death penalty no more in Virginia
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Prominent Atlanta church announces property deal that will fund a relaunch and a missions and ministry endowment
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Where is Mike Huckabee?
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We cannot now close our border to those fleeing the horror we helped create
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That time I went to the school board meeting to speak against banning books
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What I found hidden in my mother’s Bible after her death
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Four ways to help others through grief and mourning amid social isolation
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A few good men?: Promising Young Woman and the culture of abuse
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I knew the truth about women in the Bible, and I stayed silent
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How American exceptionalism is killing America
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The end of American exceptionalism
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To live into Easter, we need to keep writing a new song
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How to find resilience for the long run of COVID, as we’re ‘almost there, but not quite yet’
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George Floyd’s murder: Knowing what cannot be unseen
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The habits of churches that need resurrection
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Baylor, Baptists and slavery: A way forward
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Admitting our part in ‘Good’ Friday
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Why I’ll remember 2021 as ‘The Year with Two Easters’
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Holy Week 2021: Justice, gospel and cups of cold water
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Through Scripture, understanding that my speech is a form of prayer
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This Holy Week, let us ‘go in peace’
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Seeing gun violence as a pro-life issue
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A Holy Week reflection on justice and the Cross
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This Good Friday, I’ll be at the hanging tree
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The link between the Atlanta shootings and purity culture
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Jesus and a union
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Panel advances bill to let Arkansas teachers talk creationism
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Are LGBTQ students at Christian schools discriminated against? A lawsuit, scholarly studies say yes.
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A Georgia church, kicked out of the SBC for allowing gay members, wants to make sure ‘everybody’s welcome’
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Faith leaders call for elimination of Senate filibuster
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Joe Biden is not planning to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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Christian nationalism is a barrier to mass vaccination against COVID-19
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Celebrity lineup to read King’s anti-war speech on assassination anniversary
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Montana House backs bill on religious challenges to rules
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Georgia faith leaders to leave water bottles around Capitol in protest of new voter laws
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Vatican makes moral case for supporting people displaced by climate change
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Baylor partnership brings Baptist Standard archive online
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Survey: Most Americans know Biden is Catholic, far fewer know Harris’ religion
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Georgia’s new GOP election law draws criticism, lawsuits
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At nationwide rallies, Christians stand up for Asian Americans
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Appellate court arguments set for Charleston church shooter
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Franklin Graham unfazed after evangelical base blasts him for encouraging vaccines
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Shooter at Kansas Jewish centers appeals death sentence
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Like Beth Moore, many women preachers have had to break free to follow God’s call
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Texas health care provider ordered to pay former employees for mandating prayer and religious discussions
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Many QAnon followers report having mental health diagnoses
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Final vote results show major setback for Israel’s Netanyahu
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“We are complicit”: Only some churches are offering real reparations and repentance for slavery
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Pope Francis reduces cardinal wages as Vatican finances struggle due to pandemic
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Growing number of Southern Baptist women question roles
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United Methodist bishops cancel virtual special session of General Conference