News
- Christian leaders from across globe join call for Adani to "abandon" Australian coal mine project
- In the US, religious attendance flatlining, but giving remains strong - study
- Bishops worry divisions on "details" at synod distract from big picture
- Keep girls in schools to end hunger and poverty, Sachs tells governments
- Compulsory photo ID to vote sparks fears of vulnerable Britons losing out
- Museum of the Bible says Oxford professor sold fragments illicitly
CHRISTOPHER GILBERT reports on responses to the proposed Religious Discrimination Act in Australia...
EMILY MCFARLAN MILLER, of Religion News Service, reports on how Chicago-based Christian organisation Exodus World Service, is bridging the gap between Americans and refugees...
ADELLE M BANKS, of Religion News Service, speaks with freed American missionary Andrew Brunson about a new book detailing his final two years in Turkey where he spent months in a cramped cell before he was released following a campaign by US politicians and Christian leaders...
ROXANNE STONE, writing for Religion News Service, speaks with theologian James KA Smith about his latest book, 'On the Road With Saint Augustine', and the relevance of the 4th century bishop's voice in today's world...
KRISTINA COOKE, MICA ROSENBERG and READE LEVINSON, of Reuters, report...
Essays
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ERIC ATCHESON, author and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) minister, grapples with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's recent speech to the American Association of Christian Counselors and how his words on Christian leadership stack up...
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- MELISSA ROGERS
In an excerpt from her new book, 'Faith in Public Life', MELISSA ROGERS, former executive director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships and now a visiting professor at Wake Forest University, underlines the important role decisions about faith in public life play in determining the country's future...
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- DIRK MESSNER
In an article first published on The Conversation, DIRK MESSNER, director of the Institute for Environment and Human Security at United Nations University, looks at how digital technologies may provide some answers in addressing the pressing need for greater sustainability...
Lifestyle
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In an article first published on The Conversation, ANUPAM NANDA, of the University of Reading, looks at how reduced our work hours could help the planet...
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DAVID ADAMS looks at one of the most famous English depictions of Christ...
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In an article first published on The Conversation in Australia, STEVEN CONWAY, of Australia's Swinburne University of Technology, says cloud-based gaming will be a game-changer for some...
20/20
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See OUTREACH MEDIA's October poster...
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See BJORN SNELDERS' image...
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See MAREK OKON's image...
