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Only 44% of Born-Again Christians Say Human Life is Sacred, Survey Finds
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Cecilia Buchanan
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The Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University has released its fourth installment of its American Worldview inventory and it’s revealing some eye-opening statistics on Christian views of humanity. The latest report interviewed a nationally representative sample of 2,000 adults in January 2026 and focused on views about abortion, the value of human life, and…
Vatican Blocks Lay Homilies — Critics Say Women Are Being Sidelined
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Cecilia Buchanan
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The Vatican has rejected a request from German bishops to permit lay people to preach homily during Mass. The rejection stems from a request made by the German Bishops’ Conference on March 30, 2026 “to permit, in exceptional circumstances, a duly commissioned lay member of the faithful to preach in place of the homily during…
Doomsday Bunker Builder Says ‘End Times’ Fears Are Driving Surge Among Christians
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Beliefnet Contributors
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As global tensions continue to rise, one doomsday bunker builder says a surprising group is increasingly preparing for the worst: conservative Christians who believe the world may be approaching the biblical “end times.” Ron Hubbard, CEO of Texas-based Atlas Survival Shelters, says his company is experiencing unprecedented demand, with roughly 50 bunkers currently under construction.…
Majority of Americans Believe America is Better Off With More Religion
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Cecilia Buchanan
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A recent Gallup poll on religion in the US is showing that the majority of Americans still think religion is good for the country, even though that number has dropped in the last thirteen years. According to the poll, which surveyed 1,001 adults in all 50 states and DC from May 1st to the 17th,…
12-Year-Old Boy Makes Surprise Discovery During Archaeological Dig
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Cecilia Buchanan
Omer Galili
A 12-year-old boy recently discovered a rare gem during an archaeological dig at Israel’s Korazim National Park. The 6th grader, Alon Horowitz, is a student at the Ramat Korazim Regional Elementary School near Elifelet. He was participating in a community excavation program where local students to work with archaeologists and learn about ancient life. The…
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