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What Took so Long to Shoot Down the Chinese Spy Balloon? Pentagon Says It's Been Going on for
Years China is accusing the United States of "indiscriminate use of force" after a U.S. military jet shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon Saturday. Critics are asking
what took the White House and the Pentagon so long to do it.... The Promise and Peril of David French’s New York Times Perch David French began his new gig as a regular columnist for the New York Times this week. It is noteworthy anytime the nation’s “Newspaper of Record” names a new opinion writer, but it’s especially so when the great bastion of liberalism elevates a conservative evangelical like French.... Pope Francis’ In-Flight Press Conference:
God Accompanies People With Same-Sex Attraction On his return flight from South Sudan on Sunday, Pope Francis said that God loves and accompanies people with same-sex attraction. When asked by a journalist what the Pope would say to
families in Congo and South Sudan who reject their children because they are homosexual, Pope Francis responded that the Catechism teaches that people with same-sex attraction should not be marginalized.... Nearly a century ago, French archaeologist Raymond Weill excavated what he identified to be tombs in Jerusalem’s City of David—perhaps the royal necropolis of the earliest Old Testament kings. Some scholars have since disputed this claim...
Tour addresses denomination’s history with the slave trade Members of the
Moravian Church in America are addressing their denomination’s past involvement with the slave trade by offering a tour known as the Salem Walk in Winston-Salem, N.C. A pre-Reformation church that traces its origins to Bohemia...
Pandemic resulted in making Americans ‘more open to God’: Study A recent Barna Group study says that many Americans have become “more open to God” as a result of the CoVID-19 pandemic. The study by the faith-based group included 2,000 adult respondents and was conducted between Oct. 21
and 31, 2022. Seventy-seven percent of the respondents said they had a belief in a higher power...
Megachurch pastor to host conference for LGBTQ children’s parents Megachurch Pastor Andy Stanley will host a conference for the parents of children belonging to the LGBTQ+ community later this year. Stanley’s North Point Community Church, located in Alpharetta, Ga., will host the event, the Unconditional Conference, in September. Speakers at the conference will include Stanley himself, along with LGBTQ+ advocate Justin
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Last summer, the Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life prompted controversy in some Catholic circles with the publication of a book that contained essays challenging church teaching on contraception and other sexual ethical issues. A later tweet on the academy's
official Twitter account... How to Foster Dialogue in a Time of
Polarization
One of the big challenges in higher education today is polarization in the classroom, which of course reflects the polarization of the country at large. Professors like Dr. Amy Uelmen are trying to figure out how to encourage their students to speak and listen to each other across divides on complex social issues where there are no easy
answers.... Before Hallmark, before long-stemmed roses delivered to your door or
your desk, before heart-shaped boxes of chocolates with embossed “flavor maps” — there was St. Valentine. Actually, there may have been two. The history’s pretty murky, and includes legends about an early Christian priest (or was it a bishop?) martyred for (perhaps?) surreptitiously helping Christians to wed....
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