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by Dr Campbell Campbell-Jack, TCW: IN THE Middle Ages there were no nation states. Instead, there were competing and interlocked feudal power blocs ruled by upper classes identifying with each other. The elite spoke the same language, had...
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by Madeline Grant, Telegraph: As long ago as 1867, Matthew Arnold was writing about the “slow withdrawing roar” of non-belief. In the intervening years, that roaring tide has become a deafening torrent. For the first time, the census has...
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by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra, TGC: If you could stumble across Scotland on social media, she would be the girl you remember from youth group—the one who went to all the Bible studies, the one you expected to head to the mission field. You’d...
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The Queen’s death and the future of faith and monarchy: For some, there is cause for optimism – the UK remains a Christian country Elizabeth the Good: Editorial from The Critic A time for Anglican Royalism, by Laudable...
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by Josiah Reedy, Juicy Ecumenism: Al Mohler at National Conservatism Conference. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and host of “The Briefing,” gave the final keynote address at the recent National...
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by Louis T March, MercatorNet: James McHenry is a lesser-known American Founding Father. A Scots-Irish Presbyterian born in County Antrim, Ireland, he came to the colonies in 1771, just five years before independence. McHenry eventually...
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