Ohio’s Evolving Religious Landscape A recent survey conducted by a respected research organization indicates that nearly 36% of Ohio adults no longer follow the religious traditions of their upbringing. This shift highlights a changing dynamic in the spiritual affiliations across the state. Understanding the Shift The findings suggest that a significant portion of Ohio’s population … Read more
Religious Shifts in Ohio: A Changing Landscape A recent study by a well-known research organization reveals that a growing number of Ohioans are redefining their spiritual identities. According to the survey, approximately 36% of adults in the state have embraced a different religious path than the one their parents followed. Understanding the Transformation This notable … Read more
Article Overview Tony Sundermeier of First Presbyterian Atlanta and his wife, Reverend Katie Sundermeier, have publicly expressed their disagreement with the proposed amendment by signing an open letter. Key Statement In their remarks to a major religious news outlet, they emphasized that the fundamental principle protecting LGBTQIA+ individuals from discrimination was already established through Amendment … Read more
Supreme Court to Review Appeal from New Jersey Faith-Based Pregnancy Center The nation’s highest court announced on Monday that it will review an appeal filed by a New Jersey pregnancy center with deep faith-based convictions. The center is challenging a state investigation over allegations that it misled clients by implying that its services included abortion … Read more
Reflections on Forgiveness and Renewal After the neo-Nazi convicted of murdering her father was found dead in his cell, Maz Saleem shares how she has chosen forgiveness over hatred, even in the face of profound loss. Her words come after the death of Pavlo Lapshyn, who, at the age of 37, was serving a lengthy … Read more
I Refuse to Be Defined by Fascism Following the death in custody of neo-Nazi extremist Pavlo Lapshyn, a man convicted for brutally murdering her father and carrying out further terroristic attacks, Maz Saleem has spoken of her long and painful journey from overwhelming grief to the deliberate choice of forgiveness. The Tragic Events Pavlo Lapshyn, … Read more
Internal Challenges Beyond External Debates While the larger cultural discussions often focus on issues like immigration and the influence of Islam, some voices within the Christian community are raising concerns about a more subtle threat emerging from within. Prominent among these is Kate Orson, who highlights how new age beliefs are gradually finding their way … Read more
Europe’s Antisemitism Cycle Reinforced by the Palestinian Cause A disturbing cycle has taken shape in Europe. In the past, the continent displayed symbols such as the cross, and later the swastika, to manifest religious and racial antisemitism. Today, however, the Palestinian flag has emerged as a new emblem of national antisemitism directed against Israel. In … Read more
A Struggle of Conscience and Conviction Rev Canon Lesley McCormack shares a deeply personal account of the internal battle she faced while deciding whether to take part in a protest against the prohibition of Palestine Action. In her reflective letter, she examines how her faith and commitment to social justice intersected with her moral doubts … Read more
How Charlie Kirk’s Memorial Service Mobilized the Christian Nationalism Movement At a lengthy memorial gathering celebrating conservative activist Charlie Kirk, speakers honored him as a martyr while seamlessly intertwining themes of religious faith and political ideology. Mike Cosper from a prominent Christian publication breaks down the impact of Kirk’s approach on his distinctive brand of … Read more