A recent article at The Atlantic explores this phenomenon
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Why is inclusive storytelling so urgent? Join Jonathan and #1 NYT bestselling author Matthew Paul Turner on this exciting tour in cities across America.
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The seeds of a dismantled patriarchy are first planted in the earliest books of the Hebrew Bible.
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The December sky was low and gray on the morning I woke up and could not feel my hands. I wrung out my arms, hoping the sensation would return. I shook them violently to no avail. Rushing to the bathroom, I held them under hot water. Then frigid water. Neither helped… Read More…
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Jonathan Merritt, who writes On Faith & Culture for RNS, invited Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove — to write this guest column on his blog.
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The Southern Baptist Convention’s statement of faith calls on its members to “contend for the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death.” But the nation’s largest Protestant denomination must now decide whether that includes situations in which respected men have abused their power with women.
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Over the past 20 years, the Southern Baptist Convention has weathered an onslaught of controversies, from renaming the denomination to repudiating the Confederate flag. But in the end, all it took to potentially rend the organization in two was a single quote about domestic violence from a solitary leader that most Americans have never even heard of.
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The first time I had a panic attack, I was sitting at a traffic stop on a country road in North Carolina.
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Almost one in 12 Christians in the world lives in a place where practicing their religion is forbidden or even punishable under the law, according to the 26th annual “World Watch List” report.
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