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It’s not bad apples — it’s the tree

From Epstein to policing, the “bad apples” narrative ignores deeper systemic issues shaping injustice, abuse and inequality in society.
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A View From The Towers: Let the Lenten journey continue every day

Lent: From daily reflections to Benedictine practices, this piece explores how Lenten disciplines can shape an ongoing, lifelong journey of faith.
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After 20 years covering religion, here’s the story the news cycle keeps missing

A longtime religion news reporter reflects on how Inland Northwest faith communities are already advancing compassion, justice and human dignity.
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Is saying ‘God is nonbinary’ political suicide? One Texas Senate candidate won’t back down

An opinion on James Talarico’s claim that God is nonbinary, exploring faith, politics and reactions from conservative Christians.
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Why resurrection myths appear in every culture — and what Earth Day has to do with it

A reflection on resurrection myths across cultures argues Earth itself is the truest symbol of renewal, especially as Earth Day approaches.
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What do old sayings teach us about standing up for others in dangerous times?

A reflection contrasts art and reality, urging people of faith to move beyond old sayings and act for justice, compassion and human dignity.
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How to housebreak an elephant: Christian nationalism, the Iran War, and the art of truth-telling

An opinion piece urges truth-telling on Christian nationalism and Trump-era war rhetoric, arguing faith should reflect compassion, not power.
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