The Truth about Things We Can’t Not Know
Britain has released a booklet telling asylum seekers that rape and abuse are wrong and the backlash reveals a much older question about where our sense of right and wrong actually comes from
Opinion
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Editorial: More than just memories
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In one of my earliest memories, I’m 3 or 4 years old and sitting on the lap of a woman from church, crying. We’re […]
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Is Your Political Rage a Spiritual Problem?
Will our words and actions harden hearts against the Gospel or adorn the Gospel we proclaim
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Stages of a Nation’s Collapse, According to a KGB Defector
I don t think this collapse happened by chance
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To the Women Surviving Divorce from an Abusive Marriage
This is for the women leaving abusive marriages, the ones trying to hold onto their sanity
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IVF Kills More Babies Than Planned Parenthood
As the Trump administration considers new rules governing in vitro fertilization, the pro-life movement is grappling with a new ethical challenge
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Why Doesn’t God Answer All of Our Prayers?
We all know that God doesn t answer all of our prayers Is it because He doesn t care
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When ‘God’ becomes the Abuser: How Church Wounds Fuel Christianity’s Exodus
What happens when the pulpits when God become the abuser in people s minds
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We’re Rushing Grief. Give Grief Its Season, Not a Deadline.
Grief doesn t follow our schedule
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Why Trans Migration to Blue States is Becoming a Budget Crisis
Taylor Farley, executive director of the Queer Power Alliance in Seattle, is calling on the city to declare a civil emergency so that organizations like theirs can access 2 1 million in emergency
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Can Black People Be Racist?
Once racism is defined primarily as structural power, the Gospel inevitably begins to appear insufficient
