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Understanding how African traditional religion is different from Christianity provides unique perspectives on spirituality, community, and daily life. Valuing these diverse spiritual practices can foster mutual respect.

Category: Religion

Satanism isn’t a one-size-fits-all belief system. When comparing atheistic Satanism and theistic Satanism, it's clear that these two paths diverge on a key point: belief in a literal Satan. Here's what that means. 

Category: Religion

Discover inspiring verses about fathers in the Bible that feature love, leadership, and faith. These verses are great for Father’s Day or spiritual reflection.

Category: Biblical Interpretation Christianity

When you graduate from seminary, you may have grand ideas of the kind of church you'd like to lead. You imagine the good you can do in your community through outreach projects and enjoy the thought of helping foster cong ...

Category: Religion

Many families in your church are likely gearing up to send their children off to college. Whether they're sending their firstborn or the baby of the family, they may benefit from the support of the church to prepare thei ...

Category: Uncategorized

Reading to children early in their lives is very important. It's also vital that they learn those skills themselves when it is developmentally appropriate. The early hallmarks of literacy, such as letter and word recogni ...

Category: Aid

Being a parent isn't easy. Should you only buy organic food? Do you let fussy babies self-soothe? Do you trust your young adult to handle all the paperwork for college admission? There are so many studies about the long- ...

Category: School

The year 2021 marked the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa race riot, which is considered one of the worst incidents of racial violence in the United States. Sadly, even people who grew up in Oklahoma often haven’t studie ...

Category: Equal Rights Freedom Human Rights

The largest African American museum in America is the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. If you can’t get to the nation’s capital, you may want to che ...

Category: Equal Rights Science

Harvard Professor Elizabeth Bartholet is calling for a ban on homeschooling, arguing that parents who are "extremely religious ideologues" cannot provide a proper education due to their inherent religious biases.

Category: Christianity