Faith
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Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur also is good time for Christians to reflect
Jews around the world will celebrate Yom Kippur, which they consider one of the holiest days of the year, on…
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Erika Kirk’s Forgiveness Speech Unites Political Spectrum
Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, brought Christians to tears and stunned even the most progressive commentators when she…
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See You at the Pole Returns to Schools September 24
The start of a new school year means it’s time for another See You at the Pole, in which Christians…
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Few Christians Hold Biblical View of Sin, Study Finds
Only one in seven self-described Christians has a biblically correct view of sin, new research from the Cultural Research Center…
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Catholic Church Canonizes First Millennial Saint Carlo Acutis
A 15-year-old Italian teen has been named the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint. Carlo Acutis, who died in 2006, was…
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Generation Z comes up short in church engagement
Generation Z members are much less engaged with their churches than older generations, the latest installment of the State of…
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Christian Crime Writer Andrew Klavan on Evil, Faith, and Art
Sometimes, it may be possible to find God in the darkness as well as in the light. In “The Kingdom…
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Southern California Sees Jesus Revolution Baptisms Surge
A repeat of the Jesus movement of the early 1970s may be beginning in Southern California. Thousands of people recently…
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Global Christian Majorities Decline
Although Christians were in the majority in 120 of 201 nations in 2020, the number declined from 124 a decade…
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New Policy Boosts Religious Freedom for Federal Employees
Federal workers will be allowed to express their religious beliefs and share their faith in the workplace under a policy…
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