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We all have diets. We all consume different types of food habitually. Necessarily, it would also seem that the word ‘diet’ is further popularized as many are practitioners of specialized diets, ranging from a raw food diet, to a ketogenic

Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary has appointed Scott W. Sunquist—dean of Fuller Theological Seminary’s School of Intercultural Studies—as its next president, making it the third major evangelical seminary to put a missiologist at its helm. With an interdisciplinary background studying evangelism, church

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The former head of The Christian Post, which calls itself the No. 1 Christian website in the world, was indicted this week in what investigators say was a scheme to obtain millions in loans through false pretenses. William C. Anderson—who

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Poverty is a tricky thing to define; especially for those of us living in a Western context. Ask a dictionary and it’ll probably tell you something about its correlation to a lack of material possessions, money, and other resources. Ask

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Perhaps the most insidious error of the church in North America has little to do with liberalism and conservatism, and far more to do with exchanging our spiritual identity with Christ for a cobbled, syncretistic mixture of patriotism, consumerism, and