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What we get wrong about Satanism — and why it matters

A communication professor explores Satanism, media literacy and why public institutions should apply the same standards to all religious traditions.
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65 years later, my childhood baseball glove still catches memories of my father

A columnist reflects on childhood memories, baseball, family and faith after rediscovering the baseball glove his father gave him more than 60 years ago.
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Education cuts threaten Bible colleges and seminaries, not just ‘woke’ programs

New federal education policies could threaten theology and ministry programs, raising concerns about the future of religious education and pastoral care.
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Ask a Buddhist: What’s really happening when alcohol numbs PTSD pain?

A Buddhist teacher explains the Buddha's teachings on the three forms of suffering and how mindfulness can help cultivate lasting peace and well-being.
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The moral and relational crisis beneath American division

Opinion: America's growing divisions stem from both moral and relational breakdowns, and that rebuilding trust is essential to addressing today's challenges.
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A father’s gift framed the way I see God’s grace

A columnist reflects on photography, fathers, and faith, exploring how capturing life's fleeting moments can reveal God's presence in both action and stillness.
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DOD religious list change sparks anger, charge of religious preference

A columnist argues the DOD's decision to reduce its list of recognized faith groups threatens religious liberty and raises concerns.
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