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AI is being used to abuse children, and we can do something about it

Last May, congress passed the Take It Down Act, requiring websites to remove “nonconsensual intimate visual depictions” of identifiable individuals. This includes both real and AI-generated content. But this law only addresses content publication, not the various ways in which...

High court to hear prayers case

By Robert Dilday The Supreme Court agreed May 20 to hear a case centering on whether sectarian prayers at the beginning of official government meetings violate the First Amendment — an issue which has roiled county governing and school boards…

Leader of 1 of world’s oldest faiths to visit Pittsburgh

Google’s use of ‘Palestine’ may hurt peace, official says

State Dept. splits with US religious rights report

Twitter responds with prayers for OKC

Vatican renews arts patronage

Fifty years from now

What might it mean to be a Baptist Christian at the mid-point of the 21st century? I’m hesitant to try and answer such a question. In my experience, actual developments over time usually take unanticipated forms. If someone 50 years…

Responders wait as Okla. twister news unfolds

By Jeff Brumley If you’re already wondering how Baptists disaster-relief organizations are going to respond to today’s massive Oklahoma tornadoes, you’re not alone. Leaders of those groups are wondering, too. “We’re watching it on television like everyone else,” said Tommy…

Mid-Atlantic disaster response teams on alert to respond to devastating Oklahoma tornado

Baptist disaster response teams in the Mid-Atlantic have been placed on alert as they monitor devastation in Oklahoma in the wake of a massive tornado which killed at least 25 people, many of them children. The storm pulverized Moore, an…

Delegation, collaboration and prayer are key to managing disasters, say Baptist relief managers

(ABP) — A devastating tornado in Oklahoma May 20 capped a busy year for Baptist disaster-relief coordinators, who have dealt with tornadoes ripping through Georgia, Mississippi and Texas, flooding in the Midwest and the fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas….

OPINION: Hard questions and character, part 1

What do you do when the bottom falls out? That question has been pressing itself harder and harder into our consciences this year. Take a brief walk through the last month and change. A terror attack at the Boston Marathon…

An American experiment: 250 years of trying

10 reasons America is not a ‘Christian nation’

American Dominion traces deep roots of Seven Mountain Mandate

Lindsey Graham and the history of ‘widow’s succession’

High court to hear prayers case

Leader of 1 of world’s oldest faiths to visit Pittsburgh

Google’s use of ‘Palestine’ may hurt peace, official says

State Dept. splits with US religious rights report

Twitter responds with prayers for OKC

Vatican renews arts patronage

Responders wait as Okla. twister news unfolds

Mid-Atlantic disaster response teams on alert to respond to devastating Oklahoma tornado

Delegation, collaboration and prayer are key to managing disasters, say Baptist relief managers

OPINION: Hard questions and character, part 1

Delegation, collaboration and prayer are key to managing disasters, say Baptist relief managers

European Evangelicals Draw A Clear Distinction From Their American Counterparts

Clergy serving among the ruins of Venezuela

The Deep Spiritual History of AI

Israel’s parliament approves laws to enshrine exemption of ultra-Orthodox men from military service

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An American experiment: 250 years of trying

10 reasons America is not a ‘Christian nation’

American Dominion traces deep roots of Seven Mountain Mandate

Lindsey Graham and the history of ‘widow’s succession’