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Why would a young person today be religious?

One of religion's main appeals is its claim to a coherent account of the universe. But that might be too simplistic for our pluralistic age.

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The debate over the Catholicism 'trend'

Demonstrators at the 2018 Southern Baptist Convention meeting

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Justice Department investigating Southern Baptist Convention over handling of sex abuse

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Briefing

Have Anglicans reached a compromise on same-sex marriage?

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Briefing

The rise of Christian nationalism

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Elon Musk urges Grimes not to get 'elf ear surgery'

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Giuliani appearing before grand jury in GA election probe

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