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Religion Unplugged

Religion Unplugged is a non-profit news organization, funded by TheMediaProject.org. It serves as an online news magazine on the topic of religion.

How Christmas Movies Have Dramatically Changed Over The Last 20 Years

Explore how faith-based films are reshaping Christmas movies, driven by changing family demographics and Hollywood trends. Why religious themes may dominate future holiday classics.

Study says less than half of Americans attend church on Christmas

Learn about the changing trends in attending church during Christmas. Discover why less than half of Americans will attend church during this festive season.

How faith and redemption transformed Mike Tyson’s life

Read about the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson Nov. 15 match after Tyson's 21-year retirement and how Tyson’s faith journey became the anchor and redemption he needed to change his life.

On religion: Who did hell endorse in this year’s election?

Discover a satirical take on the current election season. Read 'Screwtape Endorses a Candidate' and delve into the hellish options presented in this thought-provoking piece.

Trump Wins The Presidency For A Second Time: 5 Things We Learned About Faith Voters

This news article discusses the results of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, in which Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris to become the 47th president. The article covers key takeaways from the election, including Trump's strong performance with Catholic voters, the Republican Party's regaining control of the Senate, the failure of a Florida abortion measure, and the mixed results on school choice initiatives.

Guide to the US Presidential candidates: What they say about faith

Discover insights into the 2022 US presidential election. Find out about the nominees, the significance of moral values, and the role of religion in politics.

Chiefs Kicker Butker’s speech at trad-Catholic college sparks outrage and support

Uncover the controversy surrounding Harrison Butker's commencement speech at Benedictine College and the support he has received despite it.

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