CHRISTIANITY NEWS - Last Generation Network News - WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd 2017
CHRISTIANITY NEWS - Last Generation Network News - WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd 2017
| Radio New Zealand | - |
Christians subject to fasting edicts at that time were banned from eating meat from four-legged animals, but they could eat chickens and eggs.
| CNSNews.com | - |
Still, it's difficult to dispute the idea that Christianity's influence in Europe, on both a personal and societal level, is in decline.
| Fox News | - |
College-aged millennials today are far more likely than the general population to be religiously unaffiliated. This is true when they are compared to previous generations as well.
| Gatestone Institute | - |
Christianity in Northern Europe has already been weakened by atheism, a trend possibly accelerated by modern gains in science and medicine.
| The Tennessean | - |
There are many people today who argue Islam and Christianity are locked in a civilizational war, a view that has become a rationale for a number of the Trump administration's policies.
| LifeZette | - |
A Muslim family has rejected their daughter after her conversion to Christianity - and she is now banned from her home. While in Jakarta, Indonesia, a Sudanese woman known only by the name of Risma (perhaps for her protection) went to a Christian ...
| ChristianityToday.com | - |
“It seems to me that the biggest misunderstanding of Christians for transhumanism is that they think that it's just science fiction, that's it's some crazed scientist idea that is never going to happen.
| NBC2 News | - |
Diarmaid MacCulloch, the author of “Christianity, The First Three Thousand Years”, brought up in a country rectory in East Anglia and having achieved the title of Professor of the History of the Church at Oxford, has written a masterpiece of exposition ...
| Greenfield Daily Reporter | - |
Moreover, I believe that as Christianity fades as the primary moral force in our society, so will our liberties be lost. Our distinctly Christian heritage in America is directly related to our liberties.
| Newsweek | - |
As a Catholic scholar who writes about religion, politics and policy, I understand how Christians struggle with the death penalty—there are those who cannot endure the idea and there are others who support its use.
| ChristianityToday.com | - |
Modern women have a complicated relationship with domesticity—but God points us toward the true meaning of home. Jen Pollock Michel.
| Sojourners | - |
“I don't consider these people to be Christians because they do not have at the core of their behavior and ideologies what I, in my feeble Canadian way, would consider to be the core of Christianity,” Atwood said. “ … and that would be not only love ...
| Arkansas News | - |
As Christian, our lives should stand out, so now ask yourself this. Is what I do daily make me stand out as a Christian? We should stand out!
| NAIJ.COM | - |
The unfortunate truth is that most people who call themselves Christians live nothing like Christ and just take His name in vain.
| Catholic News Service | - |
Jesuit Father Michael Czerny, undersecretary for migrants and refugees at the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, is pictured in an April 10 photo in Rome.
| ChristianityToday.com | - |
In its Biblically Consistent Curriculum policy, nicknamed for the Apostle Paul's admonishment to Christians in Philippi, Cedarville has spelled out new guidelines officially barring any materials that “may be considered 'adult' in nature, that ...
| Daily Post Nigeria | - |
“We have a total of seven Fulani people ordained Reverends beside other Pastors and Evangelists and we are doing our best to enlighten our brothers and sisters about Christianity”. He thanked the organizers of the conference and appealed to both ...
| ChristianityToday.com | - |
I was warned there would be a lot of mosquitoes when I traveled to the northern coast of Alaska to collect soil samples, but nothing could prepare me for the swarms of bugs that darkened the sky above me as I worked.
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