UK Christians Question Using the Term Christian Nationalism
While advising the bishops of the Church of England on the term Christian nationalism earlier this year, Luke Bretherton, regius professor of moral and pastoral theology at the University of Oxford, had a straightforward piece of advice: Don’t use it. “The term Christian national
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Bishop of Delaware to stand for election as provisional bishop of Easton
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Zambia to oppose bail for Bishop Mwanda
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