Religion Unplugged

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The social media accounts linked to from Religion Unplugged are: • Facebook • Instagram • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, religionunplugged has populated their site with: • How Soccer Is Bringing Singapore’s Churches Together • Christian Artist Languishes In Chinese Prison, Friends Demand Release • Zimbabwe’s Christians Turn To Tobacco Farming Despite Religious Objections • Kenya’s Catholic Marriage Dilemma: Polygamy Accepted, But Divorce Rejected • In ‘Communion,’ Vice President Vance Mixes Political Manifesto With Spiritual Memoir • In India, The Catholic Church Becomes An Unlikely Sanctuary For Trans People • New Study Reveals Americans Want A Religiously Diverse Nation • Donate For Better Religion News Coverage • Religious Freedom Faces Growing Pressures Worldwide, Pew Study Shows • Relic Theft Shocks Paris Church Amid A Rise In Religious Art Crimes • ‘In The Name Of Jesus’: Iran War Rhetoric Splits Christians In Alabama • Crimes Against Humanity: India Continues To Persecute Muslims And Other Religious Minorities • Pipe Down: UK’s Historic Church Organs Could Disappear By 2070 • Love From The Moon: Artemis II Pilot Touts Jesus’ Greatest Command • ‘We Have Endured’: Islam’s Third Branch Has Deep Roots On This African Island • Augustine: The Bad Boy Who Rewired Christianity • The Fulfillment Paradox: Why Success Can Leave You Empty • Did C.S. Lewis Ignore Women? 2 New ‘Screwtape’ Retellings Ask The Question. • ‘Calendar And Cosmos Rhyme’: Dante’s Easter Hell Through Sin And Salvation • Photo Essay: Bangladesh’s Small Catholic Community Marks Good Friday • ‘Land Of Song’: The Hymn Tradition That Defines Welsh Identity • Muslims In Iraq Celebrate Easter With Christians To Promote Solidarity • Religious Freedom Vs. Hate Speech: Finland’s Conviction Of Päivi Räsänen Reverberates Beyond Europe • Evangelicals And Catholics Collaborated On This New Bible Translation • Miracles Through Sound: How Audio Bibles Are Transforming Faith In Kenya • Despite Bad Religion, ‘The Gates’ Is Surprisingly Thoughtful Regarding Abuse • During Ramadan, Muslim Refugees Find A Way To Observe • Iran’s Supreme Leader Killed By US-Israeli Strikes: What Now For Religious Minorities? • Meet Greenland’s Only Catholic Parish Priest Whose Church Faces Big Challenges • Latter-Day Saints Open First-Ever Temple In Zimbabwe • C. S. Lewis’s Prophetic Warning Is Coming True In The Age Of AI • Appeals Court Who Declined To Block Ten Commandments Law Got It Right • Hospital Chaplain Shares What End-Of-Life Patients Regret Most • How Fred Rogers' Legacy Lives On In 2026 • ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’: One Of The Best Faith-Based Films Ever Made • Milan: ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Puts The Italian City’s Religious Sites In The Spotlight • Why Spanish Youth Are Leaving The Catholic Church Behind • America At 250: The Women Of Faith Who Shaped Revolutionary America • More Than Just A Game: Why Soccer Is Very Much Like A Global Religion • Chatbots And The Soul: Has AI Transformed Religion? • An Unprecedented Faith-Based Mega-Movie Season Could Sway The Culture Wars In 2027 • Holy Spirits! Why Some Cathedrals Are Cashing In On The Craft Beer Craze • Listen To Our Newest Podcast • Watch Us On Youtube • Support Religion Unplugged • In Volatile Nigeria, He Converted From Islam To Christianity • A New African Country Faces Conflict And Poverty • Inside The Court Case Regarding 2 Catholic Saints • From Miracles To Mystery: How Faith Survived My Unanswered Prayers • 3 Pastors Killed Following Ambush In India’s Manipur Province • Beyond David Bowie’s Fame: A Unique Search For God • The Travel Ministry Assisting Africa’s Persecuted Christians • Russell Brand’s Salvation Tour Comes With A Price Tag • Churches Confront The Hidden Trauma Of Men Widowed In Childbirth • Thousands Of People Spend Their Holidays At This Monastery • Uganda Demolishes Unapproved Churches, In Effort To Clean Up Cities • Pope Leo Clashes With German Church Over Same-Sex Blessings • ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ Imposes Christian Ideas On Ancient Egyptian Mythology • God In The Algorithm: Nigeria's Coders Are Building AI For The Church • China Forces People To Donate Their Organs, Journalist Says In New Book • How Christian TV Reaches Iran Despite War And Bans • Are More Americans Attending Church? New Study Questions The Hype. • After Passover Ends, the Feast Begins: Finding Community At Mimouna • On Horseback, Catholics Celebrate Chile’s Feast Of Quasimodo • Yemen’s Female Journalists Face Islamic Cleric-Led Harassment Campaigns • Senegal: A Muslim Nation That's The Most Religiously Inclusive In The World • ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Trades In Faith For Politics To The Series’ Detriment • Over 100 Families Face Eviction as Catholic Church Moves To Redevelop Land • Cesar Chavez’s Faith Reexamined Amid Abuse Allegations • A Russian Orthodox Church Rises From The Ice In Antarctica • Faith On The Ballot: James Talarico And The Struggle Over Christianity In US Politics • Gwen John: The Fiercely Independent Woman Who Redefined Modern Art • ‘Midwinter Break’ Asks, What Does It Mean To Make A Promise To God? • ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ And The Spiritual Divide Behind The Christian Backlash • Episcopal Church Faces Stark Demographic Reality As Membership Declines • Rich Irony: How A Marxist Philosopher Discovered The Limits Of Godlessness • In Order to Maintain Aging Monasteries, Spanish Nuns Are Becoming Entrepreneurs • DNA Tests Uncover Africa's Hidden Trauma • Can The UK’s Push For ‘New Towns’ Make Room For Faith? • Loki, Thor And Other Norse Gods Are Making A Comeback In Scandinavia • The Measure Of Our Walk With God Isn’t In Results, But Faithfulness • Would The Existence of Space Aliens Threaten Christianity? • Religious Minorities Face Escalating Crackdown in Iran • This Philosopher Had A Warning For Modern Times • Pancakes On The Run: Churches Host Unique Pre-Lent Tradition • The Man Building Homes For Less Than $3K. • From Fireworks To Family Dinners: Inside China’s Lunar New Year Traditions • Romantasy: The Book Genre That Blends Love, Magic And Moral Dilemmas • The Original Eco-Warriors: Desert Monks Who Loved The Land • He Got Into A Prestigious University. But Now He Feeds The Poor. • Will Trump’s Crackdown Move Religious Voters? • He's The Oldest Priest In The US, And He's Loved Every Minute Of It. • Pope Is Coming To This Muslim Country. Here’s What It means. • Hong Kong Catholic Activist Jimmy Lai Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison • 🎰 Super Bowl Betting Frenzy: Is America’s Ubiquitous Sports Gambling A Problem? 🔌 • America And Venezuela: Can It Be Considered A ‘Just War’? • A Disabled Anglican Priest Has A Message For Churches: ‘Always Be A Bridge To Others’ • Portraits Of LA's Homeless Become Sacred Art • Meet Buddhism’s Kung Fu Nuns Of The Himalayas • ‘Moses The Black’: A Must-See Film Where A Gangster Meets God • Monks Are Walking Across The US For Peace. I'm Here For It. • Why Ideology, Not Faith, Drives The Culture War • Amid Stunning Landscapes, 3 Faith Leaders Find A Home • Iran's Uprising: The Islamic Republic Is Hollowed Out From Within • Pastors Convicted Of Rape And Femicide • Jewish And Anti-Zionist: These Pro-Palestine Brits Face Backlash • Catholicism Declines Across Latin America As More Identify With No Religion • What’s Happening Inside America's Churches? • Anti-ICE Protest Disrupts Sunday Worship At Minnesota Church • How Hate Speech Became A Governing Strategy In India • China Banned This Religion. Now It's Coming For Hong Kong, Too. • The Power Of Sign Language Bibles Worldwide • A Different Saint Film: ‘Triumph Of The Heart’ Wins At Showing Faith In Suffering • Concrete Over Ashes: Modi’s Manipur Visit Ignores Demands For Justice • Carlo Acutis Becomes First Millennial Saint: A Tech-Savvy Influencer For A Modern Church • ‘Light Of The World’ A Giant Leap Forward For Faith-Based Animation • Puppets And Peace: One Woman’s Mission To Make Jewish Culture Joyful For All • 100 Years Ago, The Social Gospel Movement Helped Workers — And Promoted A Christian America • ‘Heaven On Earth’: Inside Stanley Spencer’s Vision Of Christ At The Cookham Regatta • How Certain Are Clergy Of Their Faith? • Why Islam Grew (And Christianity Didn’t) Around The World In Just A Decade • ‘The Life of Chuck’ Beautifully Shows The Meaning Of Life – But With No Afterlife • Knitting Faiths Together: Using Art And Yarn To Grow Dialogue Between Religions • The Tension In India Between Free Speech And Religion • St. Catherine’s Monastery In Sinai: Is The Egyptian Government Trying To Take It Over? • More Than Mindfulness: How Buddhism Became Involved In Warfare • Streaming Has Killed Attention Spans, Taste and Community: Will Faith Be Next? • How African Churches Are Shaping Western Christianity From Lagos To London • The Collapse Of The Anglican Church In Canada • Is Malaysia Failing To Keep Women Away From Extremism? • Imam’s Fight For Kids’ Education Following Mosque Demolition • Ancient Buddhist Goddess Guanyin Embraces Nature’s Gender Spectrum • Jewish Museum Shooting Suspect Killed ‘For Gaza’ — But His Victims Were Peace Advocates • A Pitch To Follow Jesus: Baseball Fans Embrace Players’ Faith Testimonials • Special Report: India Abandons Rohingya Refugees Near Myanmar’s Border • Trump’s Greenland Obsession Overlooks A Spiritual Iceberg: Inside The Religious Revival Near The Arctic • ‘The Damned’ Delivers A Surprisingly Haunting Meditation On Faith And War • How Baseball-Loving Pope Leo XIV Could Use Sports To Spread His Message • ‘Start Fostering Love Across Political Divides’: Q&A With Dr. Dorothy Boorse • How Canterbury Cathedral Seeks To Reclaim Its Medieval Pilgrimage Legacy • Greta Gerwig’s Aslan And The Coming Faith-Based ‘Gender Culture War’ • Amid India-Pakistan Tensions, What International Law Says About War • Pope Leo XIV’s Election Sparks Pride Among Americans Of All Faiths • Cardinal Robert Prevost Elected First US-Born Pope, Takes The Name Pope Leo XIV • Chiloé’s Wooden Churches Remain Beacons Amid Growing Conservation Challenges • Uprooted Kashmiri Hindus Using Radio To Keep Their Identity Alive • Why Birthrates (And Not Beliefs) Are Shaping Global Faith • Lynching In Mangaluru: The Story Of An Indian City Haunted By Hate • ‘How Much We Sin, God Still Loves Us’: USA Sled Hockey Star Keeps Focus On Bigger Goals • China Bans Missionary Work Without State Approval in New Restrictions • India And Pakistan Must Step Back From The Edge Of War • China’s Outlaw Minorities: Journalist Emily Feng Documents The High Cost Of Non-Conformity • In Latest True Crime Fad, Thriller ‘Opus’ Presents A Shallow Portrait Of Cult Fascination • We Need Serious Leadership On Genocide Prevention • Glory and Grace: Siena’s 14th Century Masters Shine At London’s National Gallery • After Francis, What Now For The Catholic Church? • ‘The Pope Is Dead!’: How News Outlets Prepared In Advance To Cover Francis’ Passing • Bloody April for Christians in Nigeria with death toll surpassing 240 • ‘The Soul Of Nature’: Springtime In New York With Caspar David Friedrich At The Met • Writer Mario Vargas Llosa Remembered: From Catholic Devotion to Defiant Agnosticism • ‘Voice For The Voiceless’: The Dalai Lama’s Struggle For Tibet And Religious Survival • What Will Happen At The Funeral Of Pope Francis • How Churches Are Transforming Communities Into Green Havens • The Frontrunners To Succeed Francis: 6 Cardinals Who Could Be The Next Pope • Pope Francis, First Latin American Pontiff Who Shook Up The Catholic Church, Dead At 88 • ‘We Will Never Forget’: How Covering The Biggest Story Of My Life Changed Me • Amid Gender Apartheid In Afghanistan, Women Face Deportations • Jesus Christ Box Office Superstar: Why Faith-Based Films Are Dominating This Easter • Why Did So Many Christians Blame Jews For Christ’s Death? • What Ancient Animal Fables From India Teach About Political Wisdom • Palm Sunday Massacre: Russia Kills Over 30 Ukrainians In Ballistic Missile Attack • A Mission That Turned Into A Movement: The Spread Of Quakerism In Africa • Why Iranians Are Rejecting Islam And Embracing Christianity • How The Movie ‘Sinners’ Subverts Christianity In Vampire Mythology • Christian Zionism Hasn’t Always Been A Conservative Evangelical Creed • ‘The Chosen: The Last Supper Part 3’: Finale Achieves Cinematic And Spiritual Greatness • Proposed Texas Religious Freedom Commission Appealing, But Harmful • Meet Clemente Lisi, Religion Unplugged’s Executive Editor: 7 Things To Know • Study Finds New York (Yes, New York) Top US City For ‘Christian Engagement’ • Why I’m Holding My Passover Seder In One Of The Oldest Black Churches • How The Orthodox Church Influences Russian Families And Putin’s Regime • What ‘The White Lotus’ Gets Wrong About Common Buddhist Practices • ‘The Chosen: The Last Supper Part 2’ The Best Middle-Chapter Of The Series Yet • Coat of Hopes’ Endless Pilgrimage: Spreading Messages of Climate Action Across the UK • ‘Crisis Of Colonial Anglicanism’ Examines The Legacy Of The British Empire And Slavery • Word for Word Bible Comic Brings Scriptures To Life For A New Generation Of Christians • ‘The Score’ Highlights Bach’s Faith And The Divine Power Of Music • ‘Death To DOGE’: At An Uncertain Time, Federal Workers And Ministers Keep The Faith • As ICE Steps Up Enforcement, Churches Lose Members And Immigration Programs • ‘Another Step In The Evolution’: Is AI Changing The Interpretation Of Jainism? • Why The Vatican’s Jubilee Festivities Are Muted In Jerusalem • Kenya’s Houses Of Worship Under Scrutiny for ‘Disruptive’ Sound Levels • After Years Of Torture, Are Palestinians Finally Ready To Stand Up To Hamas? • ‘The Chosen: The Last Supper’ Season 5 Premiere Lives Up To The Pre-Easter Hype • How Japanese Anime Draws On Buddhist, Shinto And Samurai Traditions • Rev. Dr. Stephen Tong Awarded Kuyper Prize For Lifetime Of Evangelism • How Ramadan TV Dramas Serve As A Conduit For Cultural And Social Change • How Easter Could Bring Greater Unity Between Eastern And Western Churches • ‘Just War’ And ‘Just Peace’: A Religious Examination Of Ukraine’s Plight • Flannery O’Connor At 100: Faith And Fiction In The American South • New Ways To Grapple With Faith: How Churches Are Wrestling With Bible Stories • Soul Food For The Word-Weary: Embarking On A Christian Pilgrimage Through Art • Animated Easter Film ‘The King of Kings’ Makes Jesus Boring (Especially To Boys) • Remembering China’s Buddhist Empress Who Paved The Way For Future Female Rulers • Praying For A Better Future In Syria — Without Jihadis • The Most Interesting Bishop You’ve Never Heard Of Before • Reevaluating The Sexual Revolution: Louise Perry’s Guide To Modern Hookup Culture • Schumer Says Antisemitism On The Left ‘Much Harder’ To Fight Than On The Right • Why Muslims In War-Torn Kosovo Are Turning To Catholicism • Church Nonprofit Loses — Then Regains — Funding After Musk Reprieve • ‘The Last Supper’ Has Its Moments, But A Reminder Why Faith-Based Films Need Criticism • Will Anyone Welcome Iran’s Christian Refugees? • From Trump To $JESUS Coin: Spreading The Theology Of Crypto • The Fight Against Sacred Heritage A War On Civilization Itself • Syrian Shia Refugees In Lebanon Battle Mounting Hardships • ‘Islamesque’: The Story Of The Forgotten Craftsmen Who Built Europe’s Religious Monuments • Disney’s ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Series Premiere Waters Down Hero’s Faith And Themes • UK Cathedral Dean Embarks on Camino Pilgrimage to Support The Homeless Through Music • Churches In Eastern DRC Forced To Shelter M23 Fighters As Violence Against Christians Escalates • Why Trump Remains African Churches’ Favorite Political Leader • What ‘Conclave’ Didn’t Show You: Inside The Secret Process Of Electing A Pope • How Do The Beliefs Of Shia Nizari Isma’ili Muslims Relate To The Aga Khan’s Work? • Why Amazon Prime’s ‘House of David’ Series May Be Even Better Than ‘The Chosen’ • The Timeless Resistance Of Kabir: A Cultural Movement For Unity And Justice • How The Sufi Community In Chile Prepares For Ramadan • After Years Of Decline, Share Of US Christians Stabilizes • 70 Christians Beheaded In Democratic Republic Of Congo • Elon Musk: Is He Exploiting Christianity For Personal Gain? • ‘The Unbreakable Boy’ Reveals Itself A Beautiful Film Weighed Down By Weak Genre Tropes • Why Manipur’s ‘Territorial Integrity’ Remains A Risky Narrative • On Religion: Why Those ‘He Gets Us’ Ads Keep Triggering Arguments • Quran Burning And Hate Crimes: Will Sweden Stumble Into Anti-Blasphemy Laws? • ‘Rule Breakers’ Could Have Stood to Break Even More Rules In This Formulaic Drama • Exclusive: Plight Of Nuns During Sudan’s Civil War Highlights Growing Humanitarian Crisis • Legal Foundations Set For Tribunal To Hold Russia Accountable For Ukraine War • Religious Freedom Is Routinely Curbed In Central Asia: Why Does The Mainstream Media Ignore It? • Valentine’s Day: Connect With Others By Trying Loving-Kindness Meditation • Uganda’s Anglican Church Takes Steps To Protect Church Property From Land Grabbers • ‘Conclave’: Anti-Catholic Propaganda Or An Oscar-Worthy Film? • Muslims In Sri Lanka Fail To Return To Their Homes In War-Torn Provinces • Christians And Muslims Join Forces, Serve Children Orphaned By Terrorism • How An Oregon Church-Turned-Hostel Became A Vibrant Hub For Cyclists • Super Bowl Quarterbacks Jalen Hurts And Patrick Mahomes Both Playing For Christ • The Gospel According To Bryan Johnson: What Does This Former Mormon Really Want? • Family Life In Red And Blue America: Partisan Divide Widens Over Marriage And Faith, While Economic Concerns Soar • Braille Bibles Used To Empower Visually Impaired Churchgoers • How The Book of Revelation Shaped America’s Border Politics And The Trump Wall • Legacy Of Light: Recalling The Artistic Life Of Peter Brandes • Faith-Based Green Initiatives: Churches Lead the Way in Environmental Stewardship • ‘Presence’ Offers Up Hauntingly Accurate Picture About Changing Spirituality • Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Transformation Sparks Heated Debate Over Its Flag • How Religious Institutions Can Tackle The Rising Costs Of Health Insurance • US Has Low Levels Of ‘Religious Nationalism,’ But Its Impact Stands Out • Amid California Wildfires, Houses Of Worship Serve Communities Devastated By The Destruction • Let There Be Light: UK Cathedrals Using Illuminations To Draw Old And New Visitors • Why African Governments Are Seeking To Repeal Tax Exemptions For Churches • Jubilee Mascot Luce Appeals To A Younger Generation While Embracing Tradition • Exclusive: The King’s College Launches ‘Go-Forward Plan’ In An Effort To Reopen • Painter of Monks: The Enduring Legacy Of Spanish Master Francisco de Zurbaran • In A Divided America, Churches Find A Way To Move Forward • MLK’s ‘Beloved Community’ Has Inspired Social Justice Work For Decades • Angel Studios’ ‘Brave the Dark’ A Refreshingly Great Movie About America’s Boy Crisis • Why The World’s Only Prison For Catholic Priests Was In Franco’s Spain • Following A Bloody 15 Months, Israel And Hamas Agree To Gaza Ceasefire Deal • Land Grabs In Uganda Sparks Razing Of Churches And Mosques • Pope Francis As Politician: Challenges Ahead In The US, Israel, Ukraine And China • Laws In 20 States Shielding Kids From Online Porn At Risk In High Court Appeal • ‘Ancient Christianities’: A Look At The Church’s Evolution Over Its First 500 Years • California Churches Vow To Help As Apocalyptic Wildfires Grow • Why The Period Drama Film ‘The Brutalist’ Resonated So Deeply With Me • ‘Do You Have The Torahs?’: Synagogue Fights LA Wildfires To Rescue Its Past • Gaza’s Health System On Brink Of Collapse • Netflix Hit ‘Squid Game’ Highlights The Growing Popularity Of Korean Shamanism • The 300-Year-Old Monastery in Japan That’s Full of Westerners • Why ‘Nosferatu’ Represents A Hollow Love Letter To Pre-Modern Enchantment • ‘Going Above And Beyond’: UK Cycling Team Embarks On Epic Saudi Arabian Desert Ride • New Year’s Eve Celebrates St. Silvester: The Pope Who Changed Christianity • Can A Lack Of Religion Be A Recipe For Loneliness? • Former President Jimmy Carter, Beloved Sunday School Teacher And Humanitarian, Dies At 100 • Looking Back At The Past Year: Ranking The Top 10 Faith-Based Movies of 2024 • Mary Wykeham: The Surrealist Who Embraced A Religious Life And Became A Nun • Convergence Of Religions: Connecting With God In Zimbabwe’s Mountains • Christmas: Tracing The Religious Origins Of Popular Holiday Carols • Holy Infant Jesus Of Prague: A Tourist Icon In A City Of Unbelievers • Why ‘The War Of The Rohirrim’ And Its Agnostic ‘LOTR’ Anime Just Doesn’t Work • Ancient Stone Tablet Inscribed With Ten Commandments Sells For $5 Million At Auction • New Global Pew Survey Shows Rising Religious Intolerance • Amnesty International’s New Report Finds Genocide Against Palestinians In Gaza • 10 Catholic Priests Killed In Mexico During Obrador’s Term, Report Says • Special Report: Are Churches Letting The ‘Suicide Capital Of The World’ Down? • How Christmas Movies Have Changed Over The Last 20 Years • Meet India’s Youngest Muslim Member Of Parliament: ‘Need To Empower Women’ • Jesus Meets Saint Nick: What Santa Claus Has To Do With Christianity • Sacred Cows And Superstitions Drive Harmful Practices And Manipulate Believers • Top Theologian Discusses Whether God Ever Changes His Mind • How India’s Christian Organizations Are Battling Misinformation • 'Mary': Netflix Biopic A Reverent Disappointment • On Religion: Uncovering The Mysteries About Our Lady Of Guadalupe • Samuel Paty’s Beheading And The Limits Of Speech And Religion • How A Male-Dominant Church Could Save Faith-Based Films In The Future • Where Might US Evangelicalism Be In 2029? • Hanukkah Starts On Christmas Day: Why That’s A Rare Event • Refugees Prepare Special Thanksgiving Feast For Texas Christians • When Indigenous Activists Walk The Land To Honor Their Past And Reshape Their Future • The Role of Ethiopian Orthodox Priests in Promoting Vaccines • Grim Milestone: 1,000 Days Of Russia’s War In Ukraine • What’s Wrong With Angel Studios and Its ‘Bonhoeffer’ Biopic About The German Pastor? • How Will The New Archbishop of Canterbury Be Chosen? • How Abortion Ballot Initiatives Impacted The Trump-Harris Election • Another Holy See: Visiting Caodaism’s Capital in Vietnam • Jordan Peterson’s New Book On The Bible Fails To Wrestle With God Enough • What Buddhism Can Teach Us In This Moment Of Deep Divisions • New Horror Flick ‘Heretic’ Is More Religion-Friendly Than You’d Imagine • ‘Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints’: Famed Director Creates A Reverent Look At Christian Heroes • Mike Tyson: How Faith And Redemption Transformed The Boxer's Life • The ‘Pentecostal Putin’: New Book Looks At Ethiopia’s ‘Messianic’ Prime Minister • Gazing At The Heavens: The Vatican Observatory’s Mission To Study Faith And Science • Church of England Head Justin Welby Resigns Over Handling Of Abuse Scandal • Despite Injuries, First Native American US Army Chaplain Grateful For His Service • The Death Of A Muslim Cleric Again Raises Questions About Erdogan’s Rule • Joseph Smith And The Birth Of Mormonism Told Through Graphic Novelist Noah Van Sciver • 2024 Presidential Election: How Will Various Faith Groups Vote? 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