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Nominations Are Open for the Christianity Today Book Awards

Dear publishers and authors, Each year, Christianity Today honors a set of outstanding books encompassing a variety of subjects and genres. The CT Book Awards will be announced online in December, featured in our January/February 2027 print issue, and promoted in CT newsletters and on our social media channels. In addition, publishers will have the Read more. The post Nominations Are Open for the Christianity Today Book Awards appeared first on Christianity Today

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Anxious Chinese Young People are Turning to Fortune Telling

Growing up in southeastern China, Gigi Y. remembers paying close attention to her horoscope forecasts while growing up in southeastern China. She found them “very accurate” in describing her thoughts and feelings. “Star signs helped me understand others better, which is something I appreciate as someone with a sensitive personality,” said Gigi. CT agreed to Read more. The post Anxious Chinese Young People are Turning to Fortune Telling appeared first on Christianity Today

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What Social Media Addiction Tells Us About Heaven and Hell

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. In the past few weeks, lawyers have argued that social media companies knowingly addicted people to their platforms to keep them compulsively engaged. On the other side of the country, I discussed with some friends their misgivings about heaven and hell. A few days later, I realized both of these were, Read more. The post What Social Media Addiction Tells Us About Heaven and Hell appeared first on Christianity Today

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Why We Retracted a Report About Violence in Afghanistan

On April 30, Christianity Today published a report about an attack by Muslim extremists on an underground church near Bamiyan, Afghanistan. It also mentioned a second attack that killed Hazara converts to Christianity. After becoming aware of credible doubts about the accuracy of claims made by sources, we have removed the story from our website. Read more. The post Why We Retracted a Report About Violence in Afghanistan appeared first on Christianity Today

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Not Everything Is Christian Nationalism

US Congressman Chip Roy recently introduced a piece of legislation called the “MAMDANI Act.” The bill was named as a jab against New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist who is Muslim. It proposes deporting, denaturalizing, or denying entry to any migrant who “advocates” for socialism, communism, Marxism, or “Islamic fundamentalism.” The language Read more. The post Not Everything Is Christian Nationalism appeared first on Christianity Today

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Gen Z Women Are Not Commodities

Scrolling through Instagram a few months ago, I came across a reel that made me stop and stare. A woman with a full face of makeup and an unnaturally small waist held up a Ziplock bag of bones. She said she had gotten a rib-removal surgery—and these were her ribs. Plastic surgeons later debunked the Read more. The post Gen Z Women Are Not Commodities appeared first on Christianity Today

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Society

5 Ways to Forge Male Friendships That Last

Men often desire more and better friends. A man in his 40s with five kids will have a harder time with this than a man in his 20s who’s a college student, just on the basis of competing priorities and responsibilities. There’s a reason Billy Baker wrote in The Boston Globe that “the biggest threat Read more. The post 5 Ways to Forge Male Friendships That Last appeared first on Christianity Today

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Healthcare

Courts Briefly Pause Abortion by Mail, Then Allow It to Resume

The Supreme Court on Monday restored nationwide access to the abortion pill mifepristone, in a rapid reversal of a lower court ruling that blocked women from obtaining the abortion drug unless they first had in-person doctor’s visits. The one-sentence order, signed by Justice Samuel Alito, will allow women seeking abortions to obtain mifepristone at pharmacies, Read more. The post Courts Briefly Pause Abortion by Mail, Then Allow It to Resume appeared first on Christianity Today

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Review: Angel Studios’ Animal Farm

The family-friendly movie scene of my childhood was dominated by Disney, with stories of mermaids, lions, and Greek myths. The specifics changed, but the formula was fairly predictable: The heroes win, even after a great struggle, and the villains get their just deserts. But elsewhere, producers were making a very different breed of family film, Read more. The post Review: Angel Studios’ Animal Farm appeared first on Christianity Today

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Discover a New Way to Read, Reflect, and Connect

Stay informed and inspired with Christianity Today—trusted news, theology, and cultural insight for a faithful perspective on the world. Christianity Today has served the global church for decades with trustworthy journalism that helps believers think deeply about faith, culture, and current events. The CT app brings that experience directly to your mobile device. At the Read more. The post Discover a New Way to Read, Reflect, and Connect appeared first on Christianity Today

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Black Churches Urge Congregants to Mobilize After Supreme Court Ruling

In the hours after the Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana congressional map and weakened protections given to minority voters under the Voting Rights Act, a bishop overseeing historically Black African Methodist Episcopal (AME) churches in Louisiana wrote a message to her district. By limiting how race can be used in drawing congressional districts, the Read more. The post Black Churches Urge Congregants to Mobilize After Supreme Court Ruling appeared first on Christianity Today

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The Christian Migrants Feeding the Displaced in Lebanon

On February 28, Grace woke up happy. After months of searching, she had finally found a steady job with a cleaning company. It was Saturday, but Grace, a migrant domestic worker, didn’t care. She had come to Lebanon three years ago to work and provide for her daughter back in Kenya. That morning, the company Read more. The post The Christian Migrants Feeding the Displaced in Lebanon appeared first on Christianity Today

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