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By Gerald McDermott, Virtueonline. Abstract: In this essay, Gerald McDermott explores the notion of supersessionism in Christian theology, which suggests the promises made to the Jewish people in the Old Testament, including the land...
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By Rebecca McLaughlin, TGC. Last week, the Church of England voted in favor of a trial of special services asking God’s blessing on same-sex couples. I was raised in the Church of England and trained at an Anglican theological college....
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By Eliza Mondegreen, UnHerd. Evidence of medical harm among minors is still being ignored For years, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has attempted to suppress internal dissent on the issue of child gender transition by any means...
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By Gavin Mortimer, Catholic Herald. Thirteen churches, basilicas and cathedrals across France were lit up in red on Wednesday, a colour chosen to symbolise the blood shed by Christians who died for their faith. The event went largely...
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by Glen Scrivener, Andrew Wilson, Carl Trueman. TGC. (Podcast and Transcript) “Be true to yourself” is a dominant refrain in the Western world, but how has individualism come to be such a prominent feature of Western thought? To what...
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By James Diddams, Mere Orthodoxy. Some years ago while viewing pornography I unexpectedly noticed something I did not want to recognize: subtle signs of self-harm on part of the woman’s body known only in intimate contexts. There are...
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