Dale Partridge says Genesis 9 explains why civilizations, and races, turned out the way they did. But the text never calls Shem, Ham and Japheth "federal heads" of anything — and the New Testament moves in the opposite direction.
Dale Partridge says Genesis 9 explains why civilizations, and races, turned out the way they did. But the text never calls Shem, Ham and Japheth "federal heads" of anything — and the New Testament moves in the opposite direction.
Pastor Ding Shuqi of the persecuted Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, China, urged the world to remember the plight of Chinese Christians, whose freedoms he said are...
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There is a vigorous and necessary conversation about prophecy, particularly in light of recent exposures in certain ministries that have misused and abused the gifts of the Spirit
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Book review: With its story of a romance between a priest and a theology teacher, Stephanie Sy-Quia's critically acclaimed novel, A Private Man, traces themes of inheritance and longing
Read moreThe 1992 comedy offers something worth considering: a reflection on what happens when a Black woman brings her culture, gifts and way of worship into a community that...
Read moreSoul Seeing: Beloved Catholic writer Joyce Rupp reflects on the spiritual lessons she received by years of meditating with a
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