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How MAGA's anti-empathy campaign upends Christian morality
(RNS) — Throughout history, Christianity has been bent into strange shapes to suit someone’s need for power.
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8m‘It's a sin if you do not vote’: Progressive National Baptists urge midterm turnout
WASHINGTON (RNS) — The historically Black denomination made voting a theme of its annual session.
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5mIn a Tisha B'Av reversal, these American Jews grieve for destruction of Palestinian lives
(RNS) — Seven cities across the country — including Boston, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, Philadelphia and Seattle — held similar public rituals to mark the Jewish day of mourning.
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6m‘The Odyssey,’ the Jews and a history lesson for an Oregon theater
(RNS) — At a time of rising antisemitism, a business chose to casually erase Jewish history in order to sell movie tickets.
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9mRaphael Warnock says the US is a freedom train. People need to get on it.
(RNS) — In the final episode of ‘What does it mean to belong in America,’ the Rev. Raphael Warnock, the US senator from Georgia, talks about welcoming immigrants, tribalism and his faith in the American experiment.
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6mThese Catholic sisters want to start a new order with a difficult mission: Helping clergy abuse survivors
(RNS and NPR) — Sister Theresa Aletheia and Sister Danielle Lussier are the only community of religious sisters in the Catholic Church fully dedicated to serving abuse victims.