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As a Briton, with many friends from the United States, met through e2 and other sites, I frequently find myself falling into the gap between American us...

(RNS) — ‘I think my fellow Christians and I have a moral obligation to speak out against this growing Christo-fascist movement,’ Talarico said.

Joe Biden is a lot of things, but a “unifier” isn’t one of them, and to make matters worse, the recent shift in Biden’s behavior has been drastic. From a harmless old man shouting at clouds, he’s [...]

Republicans in the Texas statehouse want a display of the Ten Commandments in every classroom. And thats not all.

Exorcists often call on the prayers, charisms and professional expertise of laypeople to help them in their ministry.

Issue 41 of In Defence of Marxism magazine is available to buy now! Alan Woods’ editorial (published here) explores the alienation of human beings under class society, a theme that connects all the articles in this edition.

From the biblical proverb "The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to the lender" (1), through Hillel's Prosbul (which abolished hope for debt forgiveness and perpetuated enslavement as the inevitability of impoverishment), the Apostle Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians, from the New Testament, comes to consecrate the obedience of the slave to his master, in Chapter 6

When Chattanoogan Michael Turner decided to go his own way professionally in 2013, he referred to the First Commandment of Retail.

Jayne Mansfields dramatic performance in the John Steinbeck-adapted drama The Wayward Bus disproves the notion that she was only capable of playing a

God is simple. It seems almost blasphemous to write those words, so ingrained is the belief that simplicity often connotes a negative term. A thing is