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In the final stretch of a campaign in which Catholic voters are seen by both parties as a decisive bloc in several battleground states, Biden’s campaign has increasingly highlighted his direct connection to the faith — and his potential to make history as the country’s

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Jesus Christ, Superspreader?

October 13, 2020

author: Rolling Stone (Curated)

Preacher-musician Sean Feucht stages Nashville concert, ignoring Covid-19 precautions. Read full piece

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That the World May Know: How I Pray for Armenia, Azerbaijan, & Other Wars

October 13, 2020

author: Christianity Today (Curated)

As my Armenian family grieves for Artsakh, John 17 offers a guide for all Christians to intercede for all conflicts. Read full piece

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Southern Baptist Seminary Has Yet to Make Amends for Its History of Racism & Slavery

October 12, 2020

author: Louisville Courier Journal (Curated)

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, more than two years after it acknowledged its complicity in slavery, still has the names of Confederates James Boyce, John Broadus, William Williams and Basil Manly Jr. on buildings and programs at its Lexington Road campus. Read full piece

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Rediscovering the Songs of Lament Would Wake Us Up

October 12, 2020

author: Baptist News Global (Curated)

Songs are the surest way to teach theology. About 40% of the Psalms are psalms of lament. Even those that are not fully lamentations contain elements of the Old Testament’s language of protest in faith. Read full piece

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No Religious Test in Judge’s Confirmation Hearing

October 12, 2020

author: Good Faith Media (Curated)

The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to begin hearings today on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court. In approaching the confirmation hearings, all senators should remember an important, constitutional ground rule: Do not ask questions that appear to impose

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A Choir Resumes Singing, With Masks and After Weighing Pandemic Risks

October 12, 2020

author: Washington Post (Curated)

The Choral Arts Society of Frederick recently pushed ahead with its first group rehearsal in more than six months. The Maryland group was mindful of the tragedy that touched another choral group this year when several members became sick after a rehearsal.

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The Church’s Black Exodus

October 11, 2020

author: The Atlantic (Curated)

Pastors’ silence on racism and COVID-19 is driving Black parishioners away from their congregations. Read full piece

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I’m a Pro-Life Evangelical. In Supporting Trump, My Movement Sold Its Soul.

October 11, 2020

author: Washington Post (Curated)

Former executive director of Ohio Right to Life argues the pro-life movement has shown itself to be too willing to trade moral character for power. Read full piece

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