🌎 Publishers back away from MacArthur’s new book amid abuse controversy

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March 30, 2024

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#1 Publishers back away from MacArthur’s new book amid abuse controversy (News)

Following allegations against John MacArthur for failing to protect victims of child abuse, publishers have declined to publish his new book, “The War on Children”. Initially planned for release by Thomas Nelson, the book will now be published

#2 What is the ‘evil eye’ and should I be worried about it? (Question)

From the Sumerians and Mesopotamians to the Hittites and Assyrians, on to Greece, ancient Europe, Africa and India, and eventually the Americas, the concept of the evil eye refers to the belief that one person may cause harm or misfortune ...

#3 Religious institutions under scrutiny: Moody’s discrimination case advances (Essay)

A Chicago appeals court has allowed a sex discrimination lawsuit against Moody Bible Institute (MBI) to proceed, highlighting a clash between claims of sex discrimination and religious freedom. The lawsuit, initiated by former MBI professor Janay Garrick...

#4 Jesus Christ embroidery discovered by archeologists in Russia (News)

An embroidered Deisis representing Jesus Christ has been discovered by archeologists in a Russian medieval burial ground. The Deisis was uncovered during the Moscow-Kazan highway construction where a Christian cemetery and a medieval settlement...

#5 Virtue and Duty Ethics: Philosophy for Theology (Essay)

There are typically three different philosophies about ethics: virtue ethics, duty ethics (deontology), and pragmatic ethics (consequentialism). Pragmatic ethics is the idea that the ethical validity of a position or action is based on the outcome...

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#6 The changing face of American identity: Less Christian, more queer (News)

In the European Conservative Jonathon Van Maren discusses the decline of cultural Christianity and the concurrent rise of what he terms “cultural queerness” in America, particularly among Gen Z....

#7 Why I wrote American Prophet… (Opinion)

American Prophet is a what-if story. What if you had a dream that came true? Or, what if you simply had a “word” you felt compelled to share? It’s not a message you necessarily want to deliver because some people will not want to hear it....

#8 Why not have the content poor teach about finances in the Church? (Essay)

If you have attended evangelical churches for a long time like I have, you have probably sat through lessons and or sermons on how to handle your finances. This is especially true in churches that take a topical approach to sermons....

#9 From confiscations to beatings: Nicaragua’s war against Christian faith (News)

Christian women wrongfully imprisoned in Nicaragua have been beaten and denied time outdoors for praying aloud with rosaries, Christian Solidarity Worldwide reported on March 6....

#10 Can affordable housing become a reality? (Essay)

The First Book of Kings (1 Kings 7) describes the opulent palace that King Solomon spent 7 years having built. It is described as having been massive: over one hundred cubits (150 feet) long, 50 cubits (75 feet) wide, and nearly 30 cubits (40 feet high)...

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