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Two weeks after the country reeled from the assassination of Christian conservative, Charlie Kirk, former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton shared what some remarks which her critics called “tone-deaf.” While appearing on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Clinton discussed the continued fight for rights in the US. “We haven’t gotten to the more perfect union, and we fought…

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A Sunday morning worship service in suburban Grand Blanc, Michigan, turned into a scene of chaos and grief when a gunman drove his vehicle into a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building before opening fire on congregants. Authorities confirmed that four people were killed and at least eight others were wounded in the…

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Since the 1990s, the number of people unaffiliated with organized religion—the so-called “nones”—has surged worldwide. But while these individuals reject institutional faith, many still embrace spiritual beliefs, from the afterlife to divine presence. A recent Pew study reveals that the world may not be entering a post-religion era but rather a post-institutional one—where belief persists…

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Families in Texas are still reeling after the 4th of July flood that killed over 130 people, including 27 staffers and campers at Camp Mystic. Yet, despite the devastating loss, Camp Mystic sent an email stating it planned to reopen next summer, coinciding with the camp’s 100-year anniversary. The camp’s main campus will not be…

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Conservatives have praised Sunday’s memorial for slain Christian conservative Charlie Kirk for its open proclamations of faith from high profile government officials such as Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump. For liberals and left-leaning individuals, however, the memorial service served as an omen of incoming Christian nationalism and an erosion of the separation…

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Christians eagerly anticipating the Rapture were left disappointed this week, as TikTok posts circulated the tongue-in-cheek message that “there’s a temporary delay” until the unredacted Epstein files are released. The chatter followed South African Pastor Joshua Mhlakela’s ominous “prediction” on Cent Twinz TV that the Rapture would occur on September 23, 2025. His declaration sent…

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One of the Republican congressmen who nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize told CBN News why he believes the commander-in-chief is deserving of the honor. “What President Trump has done in the first six months of his administration — it’s incredible,” Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) said during a sitdown interview at The…

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The pervasiveness of evil in today’s culture is no secret. From entertainment to online platforms, witchcraft and occult practices have become disturbingly mainstream. But the shocking story that surfaced around conservative Christian commentator Charlie Kirk in the days leading up to his assassination has reignited serious concern about what happens when society treats evil like…

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In a supernatural display of forgiveness, Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, stated she forgave her husband’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, during Kirk’s memorial on September 21st. Mrs. Kirk was addressing the crowd, where she spoke of she and her later husband’s devotion to one another, including sharing love notes and how her husband would ask…

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In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University, Black Christian leaders across the country are challenging the rush to sanctify the conservative commentator’s legacy. While many mourn Kirk as a martyr, pastors like Howard-John Wesley and Jamal Bryant are calling attention to his history of racist rhetoric and divisive politics—urging churches not…
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