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The former NFL head coach had a blunt response to those opposed to his appearance at the fatherhood event with Florida Gov. DeSantis.

In a country rife with divisions, here’s one thing Americans agree on, whether young or old, Christian or secular, Democrat or Republican: the value of the golden rule. A new survey from Deseret News and The Marist Poll showed that 92 percent of U.S. adults say the call to “do unto others as they would…

In recent years, we’ve been hearing a lot of talk about “post-Christian America,” and a new poll from Deseret News and The Marist Poll suggests we’re seeing it unfold in real-time. As Kelsey Dallas wrote in her analysis of the survey data, “The younger you are, the less likely you are to believe in God,…

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Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church has defended Russia’s actions and blamed the conflict on the West. Patriarch Kirill’s support for the invasion of a country where millions of people belong to his own church has led critics to conclude that Orthodox leadership has become little more than an…

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Archaeologists have found an ancient lead sarcophagus under Notre Dame cathedral and fragments of a rood screen. These two discoveries offer new insight into the history of the building, which is currently under reconstruction after a devastating fire in 2019. Notre Dame, which dates back to the 12th century, contracted the excavation works inside the…

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Christian math teacher Pamela Ricard is now suing the school district that suspended her after refusing to call students by their pronouns. Ricard defends her actions, stating she felt uncomfortable using pronouns that were different from what was listed in the school’s enrollment system. The situation arose after Ricard called a student “miss” to get…

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has everyone wondering what’s on Vladimir Putin’s mind. They wonder why he’s attacking the country for seemingly no reason. Many have painted him as a villain, but one pastor wants people to pray for him instead of vilifying him. 90-year-old Connecticut pastor The Rev. Ed Nadolny, whose family is from Ukraine,…

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The Russian president is using his Orthodox faith to justify his war in Ukraine that is claiming the lives of many.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been on the hearts and minds of everyone worldwide. People wonder what’s going on in Vladimir Putin’s mind and why he’s continuing this assault on Ukrainian people. Now, some are comparing him to the antichrist. A recent proclamation from a Ukrainian Orthodox Church official that Russian President Vladimir Putin is the “anti-Christ…

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