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Rabbi Saperstein Sworn in as Ambassador for Religious Freedom
On February 20, 2015, Rabbi David Saperstein was sworn in as the United States Ambassador-at-Large for Religious Freedom. Saperstein is the fourth person to hold…
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Opinion: Don’t Use Religious Liberty to Discriminate
By James Coffin - In the United States, individuals and groups have a long history of discrimination against fellow humans. But over many decades, legislators…
The Christian’s Involvement in Human Governments and the Politics of War
By Kevin Straub - Christianity, if it looks to Christ as its norm, will have nothing to do with the affairs of national/international politics and…
Grow Together: Lessons from the Wheat and Tares
By Jason Hines - The parable of the wheat and tares teaches Christians a simple lesson: That we should not be eager to rip up…
Love Your Enemies – Except Those Slimy Politicians?
By Stephen N. Allred - As I mingle with Christians these days I'm hearing a lot of hateful speech toward those on the “other side.”…
Opinion: Now Is The Time to Pass Sensible Gun Policy Reforms
President Obama has responded to public outcry by announcing a plan to reduce gun violence while respecting the rights of the vast majority of gun…
A Dwight Nelson Sermon on Politics: American Confusion
A Dwight Nelson Sermon on Politics: American Confusion from
BOOK REVIEW: First Person Account Challenges Attitudes Leading to Rwanda Genocide
By Brent Buttler – BOOK: I’m Not Leaving (2011) AUTHOR: Carl Wilkens [dc]I[/dc]n his first person account of the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Carl Wilkens…
Pepperdine Conference Addresses The Claims of Law and Religion
EXCERPT: “The problem is that there isn’t an understanding among the general public of the heart of the issue,”said Michael Peabody (JD ’01), an…
June is National Torture Awareness Month
Join the National Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT) and congregations across the country in marking Torture Awareness Month this June. Under the theme “2012 – Confronting…