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You Can't Think Your Way to God
Christian formation means shaping our loves, says Jamie Smith, not just educating our minds.
May 25, 2013
Do Corporations Have Religious Rights? New Crux of Contraceptives Court Fight
Question takes center stage as appeals courts consider contraceptive mandate lawsuits, including Hobby Lobby's.
IRS Adoption Audits 'Caused Significant Economic Harm' to Families
Report finds 7 in 10 families claiming adoption tax credit faced audits that were 'seriously flawed.'
After Judge Dismisses Sovereign Grace Lawsuit, Justin Taylor, Kevin DeYoung, and Don Carson Explain Their Silence
(UPDATED) Mark Dever, Ligon Duncan, and Albert Mohler also defend friend C. J. Mahaney, while Scot McKnight joins Boz Tchividjian in criticism.
Bad World War II Experiences Led Veterans to Church, Says Study
Researchers examine how combat intensity affects religious behavior.
Boy Scouts Lift Membership Ban on Gay Youths
(UPDATED) Officials predicted 350,000 may leave, 20,000 may join over decision. Assemblies of God and Southern Baptists suggest exodus.
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