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In an article first published on The Convversation, RICK SARRE of the University of South Australia, says it's time we paid tribute to the thousands of Australia's "largely forgotten" conscientious objectors...

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As the world marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, Flinders University's ROMAIN FATHI, i n an article first published on The Conversation,  looks at the history of Armistice Day...

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US academic STEVEN PINKERTON, in an article first published on The Conversation, looks at the ongoing evolution of blasphemy laws around the world...

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US religion commentator JACOB LUPFER, in an article first published on Religion News Service, reflects on the US midterm elections...

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CHRISTOPHER P SCHEITLE, of West Virginia University and JEFFERY T ULMER, of Pennsylvania State University, look at what their research reveals about congregations in the US in this article first published on The Conversation...

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In an article first published on The Conversation ahead of this week US midterm elections, JANELLE WONG, of the University of Maryland, explores what's behind the growing diversity among views of US evangelicals on issues like immigration...

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