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How activism works: Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee suddenly pushing gun reform Just two weeks ago, Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee, who lost two friends in the Covenant School mass shooting in Nashville, said it was "not the time" to talk about gun reform. But after massive protests by Nashville students converging on the state capitol, and nationwide outrage over the
expulsion of two of the three legislators who helped lead protestors chants on the House floor — both Black men — Lee appears to be changing his tune.... FBI Tried to Plant Informants
in Houses of Worship, Targeting Catholic Services Congress has placed FBI Director Christopher Wray in the spotlight over a memo that revealed the FBI targeted traditionalist Catholics, asking church leaders to help monitor members and report them to the government. The memo – which was.... The recent Asbury University Revival reflected a larger movement in Western and worldwide Christianity. This is good news for Generation Z, a generation that has been characterized as depressed, anxious, and increasingly irreligious. Younger generations of Christians are particularly
drawn to the charismatic experience today because it’s impossible to replicate online.
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Woman steals almost 90k from church for gambling, gets 18-month sentence Carmen Ramer Davis, a resident of Opp, Alabama has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for stealing almost $90,000 from a Methodist church. This huge financial loss led to the closure of the Brooklyn Congregational Methodist Church where Davis worked as a secretary. According to the Department of Justice, Davis admitted to eight counts of wire
fraud....
Spanish cathedral exhibits hyperrealistic sculpture based on Shroud of Turin A hyper-realistic recreation that is based on data generated from the Shroud of Turin, is being displayed at the Gaudix Cathedral in Spain’s Granada. The Shroud of Turin is believed by many to be the burial shroud of Jesus. The re-creation of the shroud was first displayed in central Spain’s Salamanca Cathedral. It will be kept for display in
Granada....
Former Nickelodeon creator releases Bible education cartoon Butch Hartman, the creator of the popular show The Fairly OddParents on Nickelodeon, recently launched a new show to educate children about the Bible and God. Hartman along with his wife, Julieann, released the first six episodes of the animated show titled The Garden. A lion named Lenny and a lamb named Lucy are the main characters featured in the 40-episode cartoon. As part of the
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REVIEW: The Free Speech Conundrum On March 9, 2023, federal judge Kyle Duncan, a Trump
appointee, arrived at Stanford Law School under the auspices of the Federalist Society to deliver a talk on “Guns, COVID, and Twitter.” Student protesters, angry at Duncan’s use of pronouns in a case involving transgenderism, interrupted his talk.... Mother’s Day, for years a holiday of little controversy, seems now like a relic destined for gender-neutral rebranding, as we approach the May Sunday that has long honored mothers in the United States. Mother/father speak of a hopelessly antiquated binary (so we are told). Many official forms reflect this already.... Theology on Tap? ‘Sober Spirituality’ explores church drinking culture When the Rev. Erin Jean Warde
first became sober, she was totally comfortable with the “private sober life.” But, she jokes, God didn’t exactly respect her boundaries. After being invited to preach at a clergy vow renewal service in the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma, where she served as rector, Warde felt the Spirit prompting her when she learned .... Justice Clarence Thomas' lavish trips raise acute ethical
dilemmas ProPublica reported last week that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had received free trips from Dallas billionaire and Republican megadonor Harlan Crow. Among other examples of largess bestowed upon the justice, a 2019 trip to Indonesia with a private jet and a 162-foot yacht would have cost Thomas and his wife more than half a million
dollars.... When the biblical prophet Jeremiah decided to leave Judah and spend the rest of his life in Egyptian exile (Jeremiah 43), it must have been after some difficult deliberation. Many Judahites before him fled to Egypt in the aftermath of the Babylonian conquest of Judah in the early sixth century BCE. Claiming divine revelation, however....
Total Rejuvenation of ‘Dead’ River by a Rural Indian Community Hailed as National Example A once-biologically dead river in southern India has been revived to the fullest extent thanks to local dedication and government involvement. A tributary of the Pampa and Achencoil rivers, the 4-mile-long
Kuttamperoor River has for centuries been a source of life and drinking water for rural communities in Kerala. Irrigating more than 2,000 acres of rice paddy, and providing a lifeline for 500 fishermen families, the Kettamperoor River played a huge role in the local community.... Study Shows Americans Who Read the Bible ‘Have Far More Hope’ than Non-Bible Readers The poll by the
American Bible Study asked Americans questions from the so-called Persevering Hope Scale, a psychological assessment test popular among researchers. It uses phrases that are free of biblical language. “In dealing with the struggles of life, people who engage with the Bible have far more hope than others,” the report said....
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