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Trump’s immoral Cuba sanctions deepen suffering while failing to deliver regime change

An essay arguing U.S. sanctions on Cuba have caused severe humanitarian harm while failing to achieve regime change.
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Charity isn’t optional in Islam. For most Muslims, it’s a way of life.

A Muslim writer reflects on charity, community care and the Islamic teachings, highlighting everyday acts of generosity often overlooked in the news.
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A man who hated ‘illegals’ fell at the farmers market. Carlos caught him.

A grandfather reflects on immigration, so-called "illegals," and human connection through a story inspired by a real encounter at a street-corner vigil.
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Ask an Evangelical: Does God create souls destined for eternal condemnation without them ever hearing the gospel? 

A reader asks whether God creates people with no chance of salvation. Exploring free will, divine sovereignty and God's desire for humanity.
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‘Practicing Catholic’ label divides more than it defines

A reflection on the term “practicing Catholic,” questioning religious labels, faith participation and what it truly means to live out one's beliefs.
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An outdoor baptism on the Palouse: On faith, wonder and what we want to give our kids

A Palouse family reflects on baptizing their son atop Kamiak Butte, celebrating community, wonder, stewardship and a faith rooted in place.
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East side, west side: How Washington’s divide shows up in church, too

From distinct regional cultures and Native place names to religious diversity and geographic contrasts, Washington State defies easy definition.
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