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Jain studies programs are growing at American colleges

(RNS) — Dr. Jasvant Modi has had a front-row seat to the growth of the Indian community in the United States since he immigrated in

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Adam Nicholas Phillips on Bridging Divides

What does it mean to build bridges amidst the turmoil of the second Trump Administration? How have interfaith communities moved forward with productive dialogue post-October

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In Honduras, Kurt Ver Beek went after violence to fix poverty. It worked.

(RNS) — After years of working for a Christian international relief group, sociologist and professor Kurt Ver Beek wasn’t satisfied with the tool kit available

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How we shared the values of Arbaeen with our Toronto neighbors

(RNS) — Commemorating a month of tragedy and mourning is not the way my thrill-seeking almost-6-year-old child typically envisions spending her holidays. The Islamic months of

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Why has Canada embraced euthanasia?

(RNS) — No country in the world has gone as far as Canada in enabling people to die if they want to. And a lot

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Doug Wilson agrees to debate ‘Sons of Patriarchy’ after dueling events in Moscow, Idaho

MOSCOW, Idaho (RNS) — Pastor Doug Wilson has agreed to a live on-air discussion with the producers of “Sons of Patriarchy,” a podcast dedicated to

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A Conversation With John Fugelsang

This week on The State of Belief, truth through comedy. Host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush welcomes comedic genius John Fugelsang, author of the new book Separation

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As Gaza starves, churches must lead on Palestinian recognition

(RNS) — Starvation, especially mass starvation, must transcend politics. What we are witnessing in Gaza is exactly that: the brutal starvation of a population. This

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Immigration and Religious Liberty with Legal expert Elizabeth Reiner Platt

   This week, host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush had the pleasure of interviewing Elizabeth Reiner Platt, the brilliant mind leading the Law, Rights, and

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What the story of the Charleston church murders teaches

(RNS) — In late April of 2015, the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, senior pastor of Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, opened