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A church entryway at night with a few congregants pausing on the steps as uniformed officers stand nearby, their faces neutral, the doorway brightly lit against deep shadows. A guarded place of worship suggests canada freedom of expression and faith under legal uncertainty.
  • Church & State

How Canada’s Bill C-9 Would Have Reimagined Religious Liberty

Claudio Klaus2 weeks ago1 week ago07 mins

By redefining hatred and easing charges, bills like Canada’s Bill C-9 could make self-censorship the price of social peace.

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A strained conversation among neighbors softens into care, showing faith and politics shaped by mercy.
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A Kingdom Not of This World: Beyond Red and Blue

Dean Woodson2 weeks ago2 weeks ago010 mins

Policy fights keep turning neighbors into enemies. What does the politics of love demand from both sides of the political divide?

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Friends together discussion current events, illustrating the ability of people to overcome political division in America.
  • Dialogue

We’re Not All That Divided: The Myth of a Nation Split in Half

Jared Paget2 months ago09 mins

Is polarization as deep as it looks? Outrage incentives distort perception, hiding broad agreement on key reforms.

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Reconciliation on cold steps suggests Surviving Mormonism’s theme of meeting criticism with human warmth.
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Attention Is Cheap. Love Is Expensive. It’s Worth It

Matthew Sailors3 months ago012 mins

Should Saints treat critics as teachers? Yes: love first, listen carefully, defend truth with grace.

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Southeast Asian young adults in diverse religious attire joyfully prepare lanterns in a city square, highlighting unity in interfaith dialogue.
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America’s Interfaith Problem Isn’t Denominational: Learning from Southeast Asia

C.D. Cunningham6 months ago6 months ago07 mins

What lessons can global pluralism teach? Youth-led and policy-driven models can guard religious freedom.

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Children in diverse religious dress outside a public school capture the stakes of freedom of religion in education.
  • Church & State

Religious Liberty at the Court in 2025

Anna Bryner6 months ago09 mins

Can the state limit parental rights or define religion? The Court strengthens protections for faith in key rulings.

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Two men with different callings sit across a table, evoking the unresolved dialogue between faith and democracy.
  • Church & State

Latter-day Saints at Liberalism’s Crossroads: A Response to Hancock

Kelly D. Patterson7 months ago7 months ago014 mins

Can Latter-day Saints engage liberalism without compromise? Faith can lead with courage rather than fear.

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Two people sit back-to-back in quiet tension, symbolizing emotional distance in conflict resolution
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Disagreements Bring Balance: When Silence Isn’t Peace

Skyline7 months ago012 mins

Why do people stay silent in disagreement? Many avoid disagreement due to empathy, anxiety, or flawed logic.

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One woman listens kindly while another cries, showing empathy and restraint as key conflict resolution skills in faith-based settings.
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The Complex Art of Christian Kindness: Building Bridges

Skyline8 months ago07 mins

How can disciples remain kind without compromising truth? By asking sincere questions and turning toward others.

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Builders consult different plans in silence, capturing the subtle confusion of semantic ambiguity.
  • Dialogue

From Babel to the UN: How Semantic Confusion Undermines Peace—and the Radical Power of Clarity

Skyline10 months ago05 mins

Why can’t we understand each other? Language divides when meaning drifts, and peace begins with clarity.

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A serene mosque courtyard with a resting sword evokes debates on violence in Islam.
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Beyond the Sword: Challenging the Myth of Islam’s “Inherent” Violence

Jacob Tubbs11 months ago013 mins

Is Islam a Fundamentally Violent Religion? Extremist acts stem from political aims, with most Muslims opposing terror.

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A person engages with a digital companion on a park bench, highlighting the emotional gap created by artificial relationships.
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Counterfeit Companion: The Dangerous Allure of Digital Companions

Kristine Stringham1 year ago010 mins

Why do AI companions pose a threat? They draw individuals into self-focused worlds, replacing genuine connection with emotional detachment.

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