Imagine a friend has invited you over to watch a newly released movie. “It’s a Christian movie,” he says, “but it’s actually really good.” Maybe he’s talking about “Nefarious.” Maybe “Jesus Revolution.” Maybe he’s recently discovered “God’s Not Dead 2” or “Heaven Is for Real.” Whatever the film, it speaks volumes that your friend feels the need| Intellectual Takeout
Moving day is fast approaching for me, and until yesterday I was fretting about logistics. Boxes for packing up my books have been hard to come by, and I was stressing over who I could ask to help with the actual move. One friend was available, but another is recovering from surgery, while my middle| Intellectual Takeout
More Than Tokyo More Than Tokyo - Exploring the Wonders of Rural Japan After surviving centuries of persecution, the Hidden Christians are quietly disappearing Traveling around Japan, I’ve come upon some unusual statues, testaments to the years Christianity was deemed a crime punishable by death. From the Maria Jizo of Narai in Nagano, to the Maria Kannon’s of Nagasaki, Christians made do with what they could contrive to … The post Japan’s Hidden Christians first appeared on More Than...| More Than Tokyo
More Than Tokyo More Than Tokyo - Exploring the Wonders of Rural Japan The ultimate in sacrifice for others For centuries, some individuals in Japan willingly underwent the grueling process of sokushinbutsu, 即身仏, self-mummification. This extreme ritual was believed to lead to enlightenment and would transform the practitioner into a Living Buddha. The characters of sokushinbutsu—即 “at once,” 身 “this body,” and 仏 “Buddha”—reveal its meaning. These transcendent bein...| More Than Tokyo
Every woman has a story. Or two. I was thirteen when an adult cousin of my father’s tried to kiss me in a way reserved only for romantic movies. But I guess, according to Megyn Kelly, it was …| Envisioning The American Dream
Such was the state of feeling in Europe when, in the year 1094, the Turks (of whom we have spoken) besieged the Holy City, then ruled by the Fatimite Caliphs, and took it. The bigotry and persecution of Hakem were revived, and the pilgrims subjected to every form of violence and insult. The Greek Emperor, Alexius Commenus, whom the Turks had recently defeated, implored the assistance of the great Christian states against this new and formidable foe. Pope Urban II, to whom his letter was addre...| Men Of The West
For the past few weeks, conservatives have been having a heated and divisive debate about antisemitism and the sorts of characters that can or cannot be part of the Republican Party. At the center of this argument is a 27-year-old white supremacist and far-right political influencer who hosts an online show called America First with […]| Vox
The federal benefits freeze was the latest in a string of challenges that have stretched food assistance programs thin this year.| The Maine Monitor
Are there parallels that can be made between Jewish religious fundamentalism or perhaps Jewish ethno-nationalism, political Judaism and Islamism, political Islam? Hamas has Islamist roots but makes political claims. In Israel there is a ruling coalition that includes the Religious Zionism Party and a party called Otzma Yehudit, the 'Jewish Power' party. Are there parallels to be made here between Hamas and Jewish fundamentalism? The post Israel – Palestine Part II: Is Jewish religious funda...| Plebity
Dov Osheroff and Willy Maley: perespectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate Participants: Willy Maley Dov Osheroff Moderator: Mark White The post Dov and Willy talking – perspectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE One afternoon last June, Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee living in Sweden, stepped in front of the largest Mosque in Sweden and lit several pages from the Quran on fire. Momika had sought and received a permit from the Swedish authorities for his provocative demonstration, and there were police monitoring the event. The event, apparently involving two people, caused international uproar and condemnation from world leaders, especially in the Middle-East. It may affect Sweden’s prospe...| Plebity
Conference Panelists: Daniel Ben-Ami, Jacob Mchangama Moderator: Daphna Whitmore Description: Jacob Mchangama and Daniel Ben-Ami discuss the limits to free speech with focus on blasphemy, anti-semitism, and islamophobia. The post Religion and Free speech – Daniel Ben-Ami and Jacob Mchangama first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Blasphemy We recently wrote about Pakistan's 48 hour ultimatum to Wikipedia–either remove certain ‘sacrilegious’, i.e. blasphemous content, or be blocked in Pakistan. In fact, after the 48 hours were up, Wikipedia was blocked throughout the country. The ban was short-lived. Access was restored after a three day suspension. Who won, blasphemy laws or free speech? The post Wikipedia vs Pakistan: who won, blasphemy laws or free speech? first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Blasphemy Last Wednesday the Pakistani government issued an ultimatum threatening to shut down the online crowd-sourced encyclopedia Wikipedia. The Pakistani authorities gave Wikipedia 48 hours to remove certain content they deemed to be ‘sacrilegious’ or blasphemous. The forty eight hours had passed by Friday evening, and Saturday it was announced that Wikipedia had been banned in Pakistan. The post Will Wikipedia bow to Pakistan’s censorship laws? first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Article If you want to fan the flames of fascism, keep doing things like this, Penn State students! Several days ago Penn State, a top-ranked U.S. research university, known for its football team and its programs in engineering, business, and marketing, began trending on social media for something entirely different. The event was to feature Gavin McInnes, cofounder of the right-wing organization Proudboys and comedian, provocateur Alex Stein. Student opinion was very strongly against allowin...| Plebity
REDLINE article Under postmodernism many ideas that were seen as objectively true came to be seen as mere constructions of language. Foucault refers to them as ‘discourses’ that construct knowledge. Consequently, since discourses are believed to create and maintain oppression, they have to be carefully monitored and deconstructed. This is not some obscure academic issue, it is the outlook that is behind calls for laws to outlaw speech which may cause offense. The post Postmodernism – t...| Plebity
It’s a personal hobby horse: I’d rather be brutally honest and let things fall where they may than to ever be guilty of deception. I found a decent explanation of how a great many modern church organizations are attempting to … Continue reading →| Radix Fidem Blog
Luke Gibson highlights Buddhism’s deep connections with other religious and literary traditions, such as Sanskrit, a vehicle of literary artistry and dialogue.| Columbia University Press Blog - Publishing a universe of knowledge for reade...
In the year since the storm devastated parts of western North Carolina, religious congregations have provided food, housing and supplies — as well as a shared sense of community.| 100 Days in Appalachia
I had a dream a few nights ago. Maybe you can help me. I was taking someone to a childhood favorite bakery of mine—not a real place, just in...| traversefantasy.blogspot.com
We highlight Frank Kameny as part of our 1A in Action series.| Freedom Forum
Tolerance is often treated as an unqualified virtue. But even virtues have limits. When men in black shirts marched outside … The post Tolerance ends where darkest hatred begins appeared first on The Centre for Independent Studies.| The Centre for Independent Studies
On July 24th, 2016, I got a chance to test-drive a TED talk idea while leading a summer "discussion service" at a church in Queens, NY. It's a bold, probably crazy idea: "Science Could Unite the World's Religions." It was a lively discussion, with about 25 people.| Run Deep
By Juan Floyd-Thomas At the time of this writing, we are facing an unparalleled onslaught of reactionary forces vigorously seeking to circumscribe,| Reading Religion
Korea House offers filling meals at no cost on the first Wednesday of each month. Everyone — no matter their circumstances — is welcome to dine in and get to know their neighbors.| KUT Radio, Austin's NPR Station
Pontífice esteve com Javier Milei, Lula, Fidel Castro, reis e outras autoridades| Fotografia - Folha de S.Paulo
The two statues standing in the grounds of the Church of St Francis Xavier in Malacca and blessed in a ceremony in 2006, commemorate the meeting which took place in Malacca in 1547 between St Franc…| Malaysia 1786 - 1957
— by Wombat-socho Last week I linked to an editorial post by Andrew Torba at Gab, “Us or Them”, which I gave serious thought to tagging with the reminder that linking doesn’t signify approval. Instead I decided to lay out my problems with that post here, in the hope of stimulating further discussion and doing […]| The Other McCain
Have you forgotten “The Craziest True Crime Story Ever”? In March 2024, my brother Kirby called my attention to a bizarre tale from Cimarron County in the Oklahoma Panhandle, where five people were arrested in connection with the murder of two women, the result of a child custody dispute over the grandchildren of the local […]| The Other McCain
The 17-percentage-point drop in U.S. religiosity over the past decade is among the largest declines measured in the Gallup World Poll.| Gallup.com
You must never call it a necropolis, for it is no such thing. It is merely the city where the dead dwell. No memorials, no tombs, no graveyards are to be found there.| World Building and Woolgathering
What to Know About Religious Beliefs in the Classroom This article was originally published by Freedom Forum Among 2025’s marquee U.S. Supreme Court cases was Mahmoud v. Taylor, in which a group of Maryland parents claimed a First Amendment right to opt their children out of certain LGBTQ+-inclusive readings in local public school classrooms. The parents argued that mandatory … Continue reading Faith, Science and the First Amendment – by Richard Foltin→| ADR
A new Fourth Circuit decision applying the Supreme Court’s Groff v. DeJoy standard shows that “undue hardship” still has teeth. The court sided with an employer that denied a religious exemption from its COVID-19 vaccine policy, but its reasoning stretches far beyond vaccines or healthcare. TL;DR: In an October 2025 Fourth Circuit decision, the court […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
“Is there any question that Curtis Sliwa was created by God to be mayor of New York City?” — Eric Metaxas Apparently “God” means 11 percent.| The Propaganda Professor
As America entered the Great War in 1917, Uncle Sam encouraged all his “hyphenated” American nieces and nephews to join him in fighting this war to end all wars. While we celebrate Veterans Day, and the anniversary of Armistice Day, the shadow of anti-Semitism still casts a dark cloud over us. It is worth remembering … … Continue reading →| Envisioning The American Dream
In the major cities of Central Sahel countries, such as Niamey, Bamako, and Ouagadougou, children are forced to beg on the streets, often in the name of religion.| Global Voices
Jedes fünfte Kind weltweit lebt in Not, in zerstörten Gebieten, ohne hinreichend Nahrung, ohne sichere Unterkunft und ohne warme Kleidung. Über 500 Millionen sind es weltweit. Wie kann man ihr Leid mindern?| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Katholische Kirche machte es vor gut 60 Jahren vor und räumte mit ihrem „Nostra Aetate2-Dokument ein, dass auch der Islam eine wichtige Rolle innerhalb der Religionen einnehme. Aber wie ist es andersherum?| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Botschaft Jesu bedeute, „sei du selbst, stehe zu Dir“, sagte Pfarrer Karsten Weidisch bei der ersten Übertragung eines katholischen, queeren Gottesdienstes im Fernsehen. Zu Wort kamen dabei auch Mitglieder der Queergemeinde Münster.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Queergemeinde Münster organisiert einen TV-Gottesdienst, der am Sonntag um 9.30 Uhr auf ZDF läuft. Die Veranstaltung in der Kirche St. Anna wird musikalisch von „Brings“ und „effata“ gestaltet.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Freilassung von Geiseln durch die Hamas bringt Freude und Dankbarkeit – doch sie wirft auch tiefgehende Fragen auf: Wie wirkt Gottes Allmacht in unserer Welt? Hat menschliches Handeln, wie das von Politikern, darin einen Platz? Eine theologische Reflexion mit Bonhoeffers prägnanter Perspektive.| RP ONLINE
Visant notamment un lectorat trentenaire, le mensuel revendique d’être antiraciste, pro-LGBT+, féministe et écologiste. Il devra s’imposer dans une cathosphère de plus en plus séduite par l’extrême droite.| Le Nouvel Obs - Idées
Previously, I submitted a working definition for gnosticism, an infamously vague category which typically serves to mark various doctrines a...| traversefantasy.blogspot.com
1567 – 1592 It is putting a very high price on one’s conjectures to have a man roasted alive because of them. Montaigne, “Of Cripples” Among the Gebusi, a small tribal society on the edge of the New Guinea highlands, all the deaths that we would call natural were attributed to witchcraft. Most natural deaths led […]| Logarithmic History
A subgenre of science fiction is “alternative history.” What would the world be like if history had taken another path? If the Axis powers had won the Second World War (as in Phillip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle, among many others)? If the South had won the American Civil War? If King Oswy of Northumbria […]| Logarithmic History
1511 – 1539 Columbus’s discoveries overthrew the Medieval conception of Earth’s place in the cosmos. No, he did not discover that the Earth was round. Educated Greeks had known that two millennia earlier. But he also did more than just discover new lands. The standard, educated medieval view of the cosmos was a synthesis of Aristotle […]| Logarithmic History
“Is this heaven?” Shoeless Joe Jackson asks Ray Kinsella in Field of Dreams. I’ve always loved that line. Growing up on an Iowa farm, we had our own ball field behind our house. My dad built a backstop for my brothers and me long before Kevin Costner ever heard “The Voice.” On summer evenings, Dad would| Intellectual Takeout
My most recent Ami column, “Tunjur! Tunjur! Tunjur!,” can be read here. And a Sukkos-themed essay is at RNS, here. Chag Samei’ach! The post Two recent pieces appeared first on Cross-Currents.| Cross-Currents
The Chasam Sofer notes that the Torah’s last word, “Yisrael” and its first one, “Braishis,” share the letters aleph, shin, resh and yud… spelling ashrei. Ashrei can be translated as “praiseworthy” or “fortunate.” That... The post Vizos Habrachah – The Bridge Idea appeared first on Cross-Currents.| Cross-Currents
The fact that the word tzaros in the phrase ra’os rabbos vitzaros – “many evils and troubles” (Devarim, 31:21) can mean not only “evils” but also “complementary” (for instance, as a description of the... The post Vayeilech – Complementary Curses appeared first on Cross-Currents.| Cross-Currents
There is idol worship and there is idol worship. As Rav Elchonon Wasserman wrote, even today, when the urge to worship literal idols is absent, there are a number of “isms” that represent still-beckoning... The post Nitzavim – Putting a Hold on Gold appeared first on Cross-Currents.| Cross-Currents
Perhaps one in six Englishmen in the late twelfth century [C.E.] was technically a clergyman. While most were not and never would be priests, there were plenty in minor orders or who had entered the Church for an education and left to work for lay masters. Many parish priests were poorly educated and barely literate. […]| Dojo Darelir, the School of Xenograg the Sorcerer
The 2024 hajj quota controversy is far more than a question of numbers. It exposes the fragile line between lawful discretion and unlawful deviation in Indonesia’s bureaucracy.| Indonesia at Melbourne
St Stephen's Chapel and its adjoining cathedral are a welcome escape from the bustle of Brisbane's CBD, offering a unique space.| The Andy T Channel
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Decaying plantation houses, spectral forms in haunted dwellings, the past creeping into the present, and dark family secrets. Curses, mysteries, and hauntings. Taboo desires, religious fanaticism, and cultish devotion. Madness, paranoia, and profound despair. These motifs help define the Southern Gothic genre Read more via Scalawag: Haints and Sinners: A Southern Gothic and Hoodoo Media List.| Scalawag
The social media giant promoted Open Mosque Day to bigoted site users as local experts warn Islamophobia is on the rise in Massachusetts.| The Shoestring
This post introduces the Religion Urbanity Mapping (RUM) project. It started in 2021 with a dual focus. First, to rethink the concept of urban religion; and second, to apply this reframed concept in exploring the relatedness of religion and urbanity in the post-socialist CEE (Central and Eastern Europe) context. To date, the latter focus has been overlooked by urban studies and in the study of religion...| Religion and Urbanity: Reciprocal Formations
Young Muslim voters who grew up in New York City in the decades after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, celebrated Zohran Mamdani’s historic election-night win. The 34-year-old mayor-elect’s meteoric rise, they say, has given their community a new level of positive visibility. “The first Muslim mayor of New York — it literally feels […] The post New York’s Young Muslims Exult To See One of Their Own Elected Mayor appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.| THE CITY – NYC News
Humanist Society Scotland has called out comments made by the Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills at the Holyrood equalities committee today. Jenny Gilruth MSP was giving evidence on the government’s Religious Observance Bill. The proposals fail to protect non-religious... The post ‘Children are not stakeholders to be appeased’: Education Secretary criticised for bowing to church pressure over school worship bill appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
Back from wherever I was! First, I’d like to call attention and give thanks to those of you who have submitted projects to the Icon0clasm Ba...| traversefantasy.blogspot.com
The Michelle Moore Show features Retired Lt. Mark Taylor discussing President Trump’s domestic issues, immigration, and border crisis with retired agent JJ Carrell, airing on November 3, 2025.| Operation Disclosure Official
Milan, 30 October 2025 The genesis of this post was a hike my wife and I did back in May, around the Danube not too far from Linz. As I relate in the post I wrote about that hike, one stop we made …| the heart thrills
Five years ago, Canadian lawyer Barry Bussey took stock of his country’s political and legal trends and issued a dire warning to all religious organizations. In his essay Making Registered Charitable Status of Religious Organizations Subject to ‘Charter Values’, … Read the rest The post Holy Horror: The Campaign to Kill Off Canada’s Religious Charities appeared first on C2C Journal.| C2C Journal
Informations du livre Quelque part aux confins de l’empire se niche une planète que seule une curieuse coutume distingue de ses consoeurs : depuis des temps immémoriaux, les hommes, tisseurs de père en fils, y fabriquent des tapis de cheveux destinés à orner le palais des étoile de l’empereur. Pourtant, certains, tel cet homme au […]| De fil en pages
La Difunta Correa — mother, martyr, and guardian of travelers — is Argentina’s most venerated female folk saint, despite lacking official church recognition. Her legend, rooted in tragedy and devotion, ... Read more The post Difunta Correa: The Miracle that Created Argentina’s Maternal Folk Saint first appeared on Wander Argentina.| Wander Argentina
A couple weeks ago, some of my family was talking about deacons and deaconesses in the church today. Who gets to be ordained deacons, what do they do, why we don’t see as many today, and things like that. That got me thinking about different service/authority roles that the New Testament talks about. I wanted … Read more What Are Ordained Roles in the Church?| Like An Anchor
In Matthew 5:9 we read, “Blessed are the peacemakers; God shall call them His sons.” This statement is so familiar to us that, like all things familiar, we tend to... The post Blessed Are the Peacemakers appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
Number four on the list of 5 Astounding Hellacious Things: Hell is a real place. You can visit. Well, at least hell used to be a real place. Okay, maybe... The post Where is Hell, Anyway? appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
I left the Lutheran church at the age of twelve, rejecting any God who would send souls to an eternal torture chamber named Hell. Then, curious and a little fascinated,... The post The Myths of Hell and Eternal Damnation appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
A young man approaches Jesus and asks, “Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus tells him to follow the commandments and love God and his neighbor. The man says he has done these his entire life, so what else need he do? Then Jesus tells him, “Meet me alone at midnight and […] The post What is gnosticism? appeared first on U.S. Catholic.| U.S. Catholic
I am sharing an interesting reflection by Mauro Biglino, an Italian researcher and emerging scholar of the Bible, who discusses and analyses why Netanyahu named the operation against Iran "Operation Rising Lion." As one may recall, through this operation, Netanyahu targeted Iran’s central uranium enrichment facility in Natanz. Biglino examines the biblical inspiration behind this...| Rightwing Voices
“Since the early 1990s, Disney has openly supported homosexual issues. In 1991 Disney World hosted its first gay pride parade and in 1995 offered gay executives health benefits for their part…| The Propaganda Professor
You may be familiar with the term “geofencing” — a technique used to identify targets for an advertising campaign. Some agency will mark out a territory wherein they want to harve…| Radix Fidem Blog
The latest volume of the Australian Journal of Law and Religion has been published (and is freely available online here.) The Table of Contents is below- always worth reading! Contents- Volume 6, 2…| Law and Religion Australia
UK, 1828: an extremely severe clerical schoolmaster—Australia, 1885: any extremely severe magistrate, originally in reference to Parramatta magistrate Samuel Marsden (1765-1838)| word histories
As we strive to maintain a synoptic view of the field of philosophy, so as to neither narrow the scope of our awareness nor limit the expression of our understanding, the Society of Friends of Epicurus pursues a commitment to inter-disciplinary study and cross-cultural analysis. Evaluating of our own beliefs against other wisdom traditions helps contextualize personal practice, and further illuminates a larger spectrum of spirituality. In particular, we have found it profitable to compare and...| Society of Friends of Epicurus
Chacruna Institute and Ligare: A Christian Psychedelic Society launch “Psychedelics 101,” a thirteen-week educational course for religious leaders exploring spiritual, psychological, and scientific dimensions of psychedelics. Supported by Unlikely Collaborators, it emphasizes ethics, Indigenous reciprocity, and responsible guidance, preparing clergy to foster informed, inclusive, and compassionate dialogue within faith communities.| Chacruna
My God is called, in the Bible, Yahweh. That is, Yahweh is a speculative transliteration of the Hebrew name we know only by the vowel-less "tetragrammaton," YHWH, or יְהוָה, which in generations past was rendered instead Jehovah. In your Bible, the name is translated, rather than transliterated, wit| LarrySanger.org
Titre : The Killing Moon Cycle/Série : Dreamblood, tome 1 Autrice : N. K. Jemisin Éditeur : Pygmalion / J’ai lu Date de publication : 2023 / 2025 Synopsis : Sur les toits et dans les rues pavées de l’ancienne Cité-État de Gujaareh, les collecteurs veillent. Ces gardiens de la paix ont pour mission de récolter la magie de l’esprit endormi et de l’utiliser pour guérir, apaiser… ou tuer ceux qui sont jugés corrompus. Mais lorsqu’une conspiration éclate au temple, Éhiru, le ...| Le Bibliocosme
There’s a funny chapter in Paul’s first epistle to the Corinthians, which I’m going to share at length because I don’t believe in slicing ‘verses’ out of a text:| Traverse Fantasy
Marli Olive Wesley: “We are heirs to navigators, rebels, and chiefs who reimagined the world, yet too often we hand our allegiance to men who would erase us from theirs.” (Photo supplied)| E-Tangata
The same unpaid leave that protects an employer in one case can create liability in another. TL;DR: Unpaid leave can be a lawful, reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) when an employee truly cannot work. But after the Supreme Court’s Muldrow decision lowered the bar for what counts as an adverse […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
When an employee voluntarily resigns to work somewhere else, it may feel like fallout from a workplace conflict. But under Title VII, it isn’t punishment or “discipline.” TL;DR: A Philadelphia school employee who objected to a COVID-19 vaccination policy claimed religious discrimination after leaving for another teaching job. The Third Circuit said no violation occurred: […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
Near-Death Experiences and the Afterlife discusses about Chinese Pure Land Buddhism and the NDE . Did you enjoy reading this post, we have more!| Near-Death Experiences and the Afterlife
They’re all fake. Fun, but fake. A vampire hunting kit is a collection of objects, typically housed in wooden box, that would have been used to defend against or kill vampires. They contain many of the defense methods from folklore: holy water, a crucifix, a rosary, wooden stakes, garlic, etc. Vampire kits are frequently said […]|
A Church Times opinion piece asserting that antisemitism will not end until Palestinians have justice has drawn sharp rebuke from Jewish media and commentators.| THEJ.CA
There was a time when false prophets had to travel from town to town, gathering a following through charisma and| Discern TV
A moment of reflection after The Stop Shopping Choir opened for Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts on this summer's 18-city Love Earth Tour, presided over by Daryl Hannah. The post After the Show, Where Do the Earth Songs Go? appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Der Wiederaufbau der kriegszerstörten Dresdner Frauenkirche sorgte international für Aufsehen: Aus der ganzen Welt gingen Spenden ein. Vor 20 Jahren wurde der neu errichtete Sakralbau eingeweiht.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Bei konkreten politischen und gesellschaftlichen Fragen ist es schwierig, mit Gottes Willen zu argumentieren. Aufgabe der Religionsgemeinschaften in der Politik ist es eher, die großen Fragen zu stellen.| RP ONLINE
“Halloween… has become increasingly & openly dark and demonic, a celebration of evil and death. Every Christian should reject it.”–Eric Metaxas| The Propaganda Professor
“When you look at antifa now, they’re almost all Satanists. They hate God”…–Ben Bergquam| The Propaganda Professor
In the first decades after the crucifixion of Jesus, the number of those who worshiped him as a resurrected savior was at most a few thousand, and probably many fewer. In 313, when Constantine issu…| Logarithmic History
ENTRETIEN. Alain Dieckhoff, directeur de recherche au CNRS, décrypte les fractures qui traversent le paysage religieux et font bouger les lignes géopolitiques.| Le Point
BOZEMAN – In what felt at times like a solemn church service and others a rock concert celebrating conservatism, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte and Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy took the stage Tuesday night at Turning Point USA’s event on Montana State’s campus in Bozeman. The organization’s founder, Charlie Kirk, was killed last month during […]| Daily Montanan
Sabahat Fida's work sits at the crossroads of science, religion, and metaphysics, often integrating theology with reflections from nature. This article explores justice as a divine and ontological principle—rooted in Shia theology, classical philosophy, and natural analogies—culminating in the lived example of Imam Ali (ʿa). The post Divine proportions : The ontology of justice appeared first on Interalia Magazine.| Interalia Magazine
As the dust settles, there are questions about the tragic incident that need answering. How could such a huge construction failure occur? What lessons can be learned to prevent similar incidents in the future? And what are the implications of this disaster for religious education administrators and the general public?| Indonesia at Melbourne
