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Trump’s clash with the pope reenacts a 1,000-year-old question: What happens when sacred and secular power collide?
(The Conversation) — From its earliest centuries, Christianity was bound up with politics, with frequent tensions between government power and religious authority.
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7mProposed Muslim cemetery splits Southern California residents
(RNS) — Supporters of the Crescent Gardens Cemetery, a dedicated Muslim burial site, say they need the graves. But some residents cite concerns about groundwater contamination.
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8mAppeal renews legal fight over Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church pastor
(RNS) — Plaintiffs filed a brief July 9 requesting that the election of the Rev. Kevin R. Johnson as the church's senior pastor be set aside so a new election can be held, in an attempt to appeal a 2025 court decision.
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8mMore about Jesus, less about coffee: Seven LDS Church trends, according to data
(RNS) — Are temples and adoring the prophet replacing the family and the Word of Wisdom as the most salient Mormon identity markers?
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8mAmerican Jews face a Democratic Party rethinking unconditional Israel support
(RNS) — A growing number of Democrats, and a growing number of American Jews, no longer want the U.S. to issue Israel a blank check.
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5mWhy ‘kapo’ should never be used as a political insult against other Jews
(RNS) — To use a word soaked in the blood and suffering of our martyrs and then to Velcro it onto a living Jew, whose worst crime is disagreeing with you, is not argument. It is moral violence.