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spectator.com > article > the-death-of-biblical-literacy

The death of biblical literacy

3+ day, 1+ hour ago   (141+ words) Even the most capable British undergraduates today struggle to recognise Christian references Post-Christian Britain is here to stay. But that does raise an interesting question as to whether a general knowledge of the Bible, and an appreciation of its manifest…...

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spectator.com > article > what-israel-can-learn-from-its-long-history-of-sectarianism

What Israel can learn from its long history of sectarianism

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (180+ words) Yedioth Books, pp. 511, £20 According to conventional wisdom, David was a proper hero. He slew Goliath; he wrote beautiful psalms; he built Jerusalem. His celebrity prompted a jealous King Saul to try to kill him. The legend of David is just…...

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spectator.com > article > trumps-evangelist

How Paula White-Cain guides Trump through evangelical America

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (420+ words) “I don’t think there’s anything that’s going to get me into heaven,” Donald Trump told a group of journalists aboard Air Force One in October. “I think I’m not, maybe, heaven-bound.” “My phone started blowing up,” says Paula White-Cain, Trump’s…...

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spectator.com > article > save-us-from-the-gospel-according-to-grok

Save us from the Gospel according to Grok

3+ mon, 2+ day ago   (190+ words) The Bishop of Leicester has decided that it’s OK, even admirable, for clergy to use AI to write sermons It’s the little phrases, the pattern: not this, but that. There’s an intrinsic absence of humour and of humility. Because AI…...

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spectator.com > article > the-church-of-england-has-a-white-privilege-problem

The Church of England has a ‘white privilege’ problem

3+ mon, 4+ day ago   (258+ words) The police are rightly under intense scrutiny at present for their rejection of the Peelian principle of enforcing the law impartially between ethnic groups ‘without fear or favour’, thanks to their wholesale acceptance of DEI and critical race theory. There…...

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spectator.com > article > palm-beach-religious-about-real-estate

Palm Beach is religious about real estate

4+ mon, 6+ day ago   (96+ words) A reporter, writing in one of the local rags recently, observed that “Palm Beach does not take itself too seriously.” Er… wrong. Very wrong. Is sociology more important than history, literature, medicine? This is where ideology comes in So far…...

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spectator.com > article > the-spectators-easter-broadcast-offering

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5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (10+ words) A look at The Spectator’s Easter broadcast offering The Spectator...

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spectator.com > article > israel-needs-to-rethink-its-relationship-with-christians

Israel needs to rethink its relationship with Christians

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (776+ words) spectator.com Israel needs to rethink its relationship with Christians Sometimes it’s a wonder Israel can stand with all the self-inflicted gunshot wounds in its feet. Israeli police placed their country in the eye of a diplomatic and religious storm…...

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spectator.com > article > wokery-is-a-christian-heresy

Wokery is a Christian heresy

6+ mon, 6+ day ago   (258+ words) In my experience, instead of behaving as if they were subject to God and his moral requirements, ‘woke’ prophets conduct themselves like little gods, subject to none but themselves, tyrannical and merciless Exhibit B: from June 1940 when France fell, to…...

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spectator.com > article > how-the-english-reformation-nearly-finished-off-christianity-in-japan

How the English Reformation nearly finished off Christianity in Japan

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (376+ words) Christmas is for the Japanese, rather miserably, a regular working day. This might easily not have been the case. The Japanese were once on the verge of adopting the Christian faith at every strata of society, from peasant to ruler....