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In the early hours of March 24, Sunday Bobai Agang was in bed in his home in Jos, the capital of Nigeria’s Plateau state, when four men broke into his house and kidnapped him. They made him walk 10 hours into the bush and held him in a remote cave. The second night, they walked Read more. The post How a Kidnapping Changed a Theologian’s Mind appeared first on Christianity Today
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Gregory E. O’Malley, The Escapes of David George: An Odyssey of Slavery, Freedom, and the American Revolution (St. Martin’s Press, 2026) In this anniversary year of American independence, the problem of slavery introduces a minor chord into our national celebrations. The United States proclaimed that all Read more. The post On America’s 250th, Remember Liberty Denied appeared first on Christianity Today
It was the night before Easter, and the shouting began to spread. Street preachers had claimed a corner near Auburn University. As video of their efforts circulated on social media, one preacher in particular appeared to drive interest. Tall, with twisted locks and sporting a “Child of God” jersey, the man paced and declared the Read more. The post What Christian Athletes Can’t Do appeared first on Christianity Today
Narrated Version | Two waves of addiction were prescribed by doctors and egged on by pharmaceutical marketing — orchestrated by the Sackler family — that insisted it was safe and a great idea
The SPLC was just indicted for one kind of fraud. Twitter was investigating another. When you get paid big bucks to find hate, you won't NOT find it