How far must employers go to accommodate workers' time off for worship? The Supreme Court will weigh in
The US Supreme Court will soon address the extent to which employers must accommodate employees, if at all, in similar circumstances.
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Why has conversion therapy become a major election issue in Scotland?
The proposed conversion therapy laws are nothing to do with preventing abhorrent and abusive practices. They are everything to do with imposing an ideology upon the whole population.
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Reconciliation - the place between the chairs
Christian reconcilers are reconcilers "in Christ's stead". They work for peace and reconciliation as Jesus did.
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Relationships, sex ... and unhealthy education
This teaching is not just destroying the innocence of our young; it is putting them at jeopardy by prematurely sexualising them, while embedding views and attitudes that run counter to science, and promoting behaviours for which the body is not designed.
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Daddy Sharpe and the Baptist War in Jamaica
One of the key leaders of what has variously been called "the Baptist War," "the Christmas Uprising" and "the Great Jamaican Slave Revolt" was Samuel Sharpe.
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Elijah and the prophets of Baal
So often in life we prevaricate until it is too late. We don't make decisions when we should, thus enabling bad outcomes.
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Sex as sacred: What a Twitter maelstrom reveals about us
Sex, like all of life, belongs to God. It was created to serve His purposes and is redeemed to those purposes by Christ. Especially today, we need to be willing to consider what those sacred purposes truly are.
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3 big numbers that tell the story of secularization in America
In short, when it comes to three key realms of religious life – belief, behavior and belonging – all are lower than they have ever been in American history.
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'My Shadow is Pink' is about gender identity
While the school and the diocese may attempt to deny that the book is about gender identity, the publisher unashamedly states that this is what it is about.
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Peace at the zero point
Especially in the Ukraine war with all its religious sub-themes, the churches should talk to each other and deal with the religious roots of this war.
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How to revitalise a dormant church
Christian Today speaks to David Brown, author of Reconnect Your Church, about how churches can stay healthy and prevent decline.
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Has the UK Church succumbed to the 'scarcity gospel'?
The prosperity gospel is indeed heresy. And yet, some Christians reading this article might be missing a bigger danger closer to home.
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The Church of England and the chaplain who dared to speak the truth
The idea that a member of the clergy could be prevented from leading services or preaching because they hold to the Church's own teaching on marriage and sexual activity seems extraordinary.
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