What is Halloween and how do Christians respond to it?
Halloween falls on October 31 each year. Over the centuries, Christians have had a variety of attitudes to it. This is the story ...
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Is Gen Z turning back towards traditional Christian morals and faith?
It appears that the excesses of modern progressivism are inspiring more young adults to reject the liberal social norms of the past 50 years and turn to the traditional morals and beliefs of the Christian faith.
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Christians consuming porn nearly as much as non-Christians - study
A majority of practising Christians, including pastors, admit to viewing pornography and a large share say they are comfortable with the habit, a new study has found.
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Where is Jordan Peterson on his spiritual journey?
Peterson has been a gateway to Christianity for many people. But where does he stand himself?
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Why I will be joining the Global Day of Prayer for the Media
Today, perhaps more than ever before, media has the power to shape our world. Let's pray for those who work in it, that they will be guided by integrity, compassion, and a commitment to the truth.
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How much do we know about the brothers and sisters of Jesus?
Jesus had brothers and sisters, who are mentioned in the New Testament.
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Practising Christians have highest levels of human flourishing - study
Those who identify as non-religious experience a lower level of human flourishing than the general public, while practicing Christians enjoy the most flourishing, according to a new report.
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'Atheism is a hopeless faith,' says John Lennox
"Atheism might seem to offer a solution by removing God from the equation, but in doing so, it removes all hope."
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Christians invited to join National Week of Prayer
No matter the denomination, individual area of influence, or whether you are gathering 3 people or 3,000 people, we believe this is a moment for the UK to return to God and flourish in the identity found in Him."
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The mainstream psychiatrist who confirms demonic possession is real
Scientists often assume such ideas are delusions – symptoms of a psychiatric illness or psychosis. Some Christians even dismiss the idea, even though they feature prominently in the gospel accounts of Jesus's life. So when a distinguished expert in mental illness, Dr Richard Gallagher, wrote a book describing his own personal encounters with people who are possessed, it received a lot of media attention.
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How William Tyndale gave us the modern English Bible
6th October is the day when William Tyndale is remembered. This is the story ...
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Only 35% of Evangelicals think they're ready to share biblical truths: poll
While the overwhelming majority of Evangelicals believe they have a duty to share the teachings of the Bible, most don't feel prepared to do so, according to a new survey.
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Study shows group most likely to identify as 'low-attending Evangelicals'
A new study looking at church attendance among Evangelicals reveals that conservatives are the most likely to identify as "low-attending Evangelicals."
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