Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
Ask most Christians about the powers of darkness and you'll get one of two answers — and both are wrong One camp treats every hardship as a demon...
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I recently met Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi with a group of evangelical leaders What I heard wasn't theory — it was a concrete roadmap for the day after...
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Power may seize territory It cannot seize truth As Azerbaijan presents Armenian monasteries to foreign diplomats as relics of a different heritage, this piece asks who will hold...
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President Donald Trump says he won't pardon Lindsay Clancy, whose case has become the subject of national attention after she murdered her three children The next steps remain...
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Pope Leo XIV, history's first pope from the US, called for a renewed commitment to peace on Sunday (Sept 13) as he marked the 25th anniversary of the...
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