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Banning Biden from communion? Here's what the US Catholic Church should consider
We are used to thinking about the importance of evangelicals in the politics of the modern USA but Catholicism looks set to make an impact on US politics this year.
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John Smyth's son suspended from US church leadership
The son of John Smyth has been suspended by a US church because of questions surrounding what he knew about the abuse perpetrated by his late father.
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Oxford professor sued by Museum of the Bible over papyrus fragments
The Museum of the Bible has launched a £5m lawsuit against a former Oxford classics professor over the sale of biblical papyrus fragments that are alleged to have been stolen.
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YouTube axes Eric Metaxas' radio show over 'misinformation'
The radio show channel of evangelical commentator Eric Metaxas has been removed from YouTube for supposedly posting Covid-19 "misinformation".
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Former nanny accuses ex-Hillsong NYC pastor Carl Lentz of bullying and sexual abuse
Fired Hillsong NYC pastor Carl Lentz has been accused of bullying and sexual abuse by a former nanny.
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Only 6% of Americans have a 'biblical worldview' - Barna study
Only 6% of Americans have a "biblical worldview," according to research from notable evangelical pollster George Barna released as part of a new endeavor with the Christian conservative advocacy organization Family Research Council.
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Teacher suspended after refusing to affirm transgender identities
A teacher has been suspended by his elementary school for refusing to accept trans-affirming school policies that "damage" children.
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In 2019, more Protestant churches closed in the US than opened
With fewer than 50% of Americans holding formal memberships in churches in 80 years, more Protestant churches are closing than opening nationwide, and further decline appears "inevitable," new data show.
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Kellog's Pride cereal encourages people to choose their pronouns
Cereal brand Kellog's has partnered with an LGBT advocacy group to create a special cereal packaged in a box encouraging people to choose their own pronouns.
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Faith in numbers: Fox News is must-watch for white evangelicals, a turnoff for atheists
The least likely group to watch CNN was clearly white evangelicals.
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'I made serious errors,' says Ravi Zacharias' daughter
The daughter of Ravi Zacharias has apologized for not believing the victims of her late father's sexual misconduct and abuse.
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Jim Elliot plaque changed to remove 'savage Indians' reference
A memorial plaque for celebrated missionary Jim Elliot is to be re-worded because of offensive language, Wheaton College has announced.
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