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Districts Deceiving Parents: Parents CAN Opt Out of Comprehensive Sexual Education

Districts Deceiving Parents: Parents CAN Opt Out of Comprehensive Sexual Education


clock icon 18 Oct 2019
author icon Alethea Bloomwood


SACRAMENTO, Calif., Oct. 17, 2019 /Christian Newswire/ -- Many of California's school districts are currently deceiving parents about their rights under the law. Contrary to what school districts...

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International Religious Freedom Roundtable Letter for Donald Trump

International Religious Freedom Roundtable Letter for Donald Trump


clock icon 16 Oct 2019
author icon WRN Editorial Staff


International Religious Freedom Roundtable October 11, 2019 The Honorable Donald Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20500 Re: Do Not Abandon the People of Northeast...

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On A Prayer and a Petition

On A Prayer and a Petition


clock icon 10 Jul 2019
author icon Babu Gogineni


“What exactly happened, and what gave you the strength to fight your case, Mr. Salve?” I asked. “Your job as an English teacher was at risk, and your own colleagues shunned you. You are from the Dalit...

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Why The Catholic Church Needs a #METOO Moment

Why The Catholic Church Needs a #METOO Moment


clock icon 27 Jan 2018
author icon C Barnett


Needs to Facilitate Discussion To Battle History of Abuse The recent news that Casey Affleck has withdrawn as an Academy Awards presenter over accusations that he has engaged in sexual violence is yet another...

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Breasts, God, and College: An Intersection of Contradictions

Breasts, God, and College: An Intersection of Contradictions


clock icon 14 Jan 2018
author icon Nathan Glover


How Does God Feel About Ogling? If you have never heard of the Hooters restaurant chain, it is where sub-par food and overt sexual exploitation come together for “family-friendly fun.” The waitresses...

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Jim Marrs: In Memoriam

Jim Marrs: In Memoriam


clock icon 03 Oct 2017
author icon Tom Whittle


Jim Marrs: Iconic Searcher for Truth Jim Marrs made his home in the rolling hill country north of Springtown, Texas—where longhorns roam and where, on one excursion, I saw buffalo grazing. With...

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Exclusive Interview with Peter Scott: AI, Faith, and the Future

Exclusive Interview with Peter Scott: AI, Faith, and the Future


clock icon 05 Sep 2017
author icon WRN Editorial Staff


With a large enough view of the universe and God's role, there is room within religion for artificial intelligence. World Religion News recently released an opinion article about religion and artificial...

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Karen Armstrong TED Talk: Reviving the ‘Golden Rule’ For Everyone

Karen Armstrong TED Talk: Reviving the ‘Golden Rule’ For Everyone


clock icon 30 Jul 2017
author icon Gary Nguyen


Karen Armstrong -- Religious Scholar and winner of the 2008 TED Prize -- is a provocative, original thinker on the role of religion in the modern world. In this compelling TED talk, Karen Armstrong,...

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Yes, You Can Be a Gay Christian

Yes, You Can Be a Gay Christian


clock icon 29 Jul 2017
author icon Kelly Frazier


You Can Love Who You Want and God Being LGBT+ in the United States comes with a laundry list of inequalities, all at a systemic, institutional level. However, it’s especially isolating for Christian...

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Karen Armstrong: Don’t Blame Religion For Terrorism

Karen Armstrong: Don’t Blame Religion For Terrorism


clock icon 28 Jul 2017
author icon Gary Nguyen


Karen Armstrong examines the knotted history of religion and violence In a time when Muslim extremists quote the Koran as they behead their victims, it can be easy to assume that religions contain...

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