We went straight to the source — the pastor who said it — to get an explanation.
Former employees of Christianity Today say new leadership has been pushing back on independent journalism. About half of its ...
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Christianity and the fall of Rome
Maiorianus looks at the argument that Christianity contributed to Rome’s decline and how that claim fits with the wider ...
Christianity Today republished an article Friday that had earlier been removed amid backlash for speculating on the sexuality ...
Many faithful Christians believe God is angry with them, but the Bible tells us otherwise. When I was starting out in ministry, a major problem around me was a nominal Bible Belt Christianity that ...
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A Man Took a Hidden Prayer to Jesus to His Grave—It Could Rewrite Christianity’s Origin Story
A silver scroll buried near Rome’s frontier hints at a faith with surprisingly blurry boundaries.
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Diocletian’s war on Christianity - The Roman crackdown that failed
In 303 AD, Emperor Diocletian launched the most organized Roman assault Christianity had ever faced. The persecution exposed ...
The history of public executions suggests that when they are staged in free countries, they serve to degrade the citizens.
Across these accounts and book reviews, church life is portrayed as depending on embodied relationships, faithful service and ...
Christianity Today's newsroom has shrunk by half in 14 months. Insiders say leadership is backing away from hard reporting.
Lucas Miles, a pastor and vice president of TPUSA Faith, received questions and debated with students, drawing dozens of onlookers.
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