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Once I was having dinner with a group of Christian college students in Washington, D.C. who were studying and interning…
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We continue to hear about the rise of “religiously unaffiliated agnostics and atheists” from sources like Pew Research. Polls also…
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Religious and civil authority were once unified—pagan gods and political rulers were one, church and state were indistinguishable, and the…
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Knowing history always provides a wider perspective. In particular, I’ve noticed that the state of religious freedom in the United…
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Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015 decision requiring government recognition of same-sex marriage, religious believers in wedding-related industries like bakers,…
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Since the first permanent settlements were established in British North America, religion has been integral to the identity and mission…
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Tuskegee, Alabama. February 4, 1913. Leona and James McCauley welcome their first child into the world, a girl they name…
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On a previous Martin Luther King Jr. day, I was made aware of one of Dr. King’s sermons called “The…
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In the Aftermath of the Election, Do We Still Believe God is Sovereign?
By: Hugh Whelchel
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Theologian R. C. Sproul once said, “God doesn’t roll dice.” Nothing ever happens by chance. Scripture makes this clear. Consider Ruth…
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Politics isn’t a Gospel Issue, so Why Should I be Concerned about Politics?
By: Doug Stuart
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Most people think of politics as electoral politics: elections, politicians, and voting. A more robust understanding is that politics is…
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