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Thou Shalt Not Kill: So Let the State Do It — 4 Moral Findings

We were taking with us messages and information from many who opposed the laws mandating the state legal system to seek the death penalty for those convicted on the heinous crime of murder.

The church must breathe with both lungs

The division between the East and West, between Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, I admit, has been unknown to me until fairly recently.

April Fool’s isn’t a religious holiday, but there are some religious roots

(RNS) Even though the annual pranks may not be grounded in any ancient religious merrymaking, the notion of “holy fools” does have a long and respected place in Judeo-Christian history.

For aging religious leaders, is it still ’till death us do part’?

When aging religious leaders reach the top echelons of temporal and spiritual power, their followers have a certain expectation: Till death us do part.
But Pope Benedict XVI’s surprise resignation has shifted that calculus, prompting introspection about traditional understandings of religions’ senior management and when, if and how to let them go.

Secession theology runs deep in American religious, political history

Corruption has gone too far. The righteous must break away. Hope now rests with a holy remnant that will honor foundational texts.
The message sounds familiar.

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