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Who people believe rules in heaven influences their beliefs about who rules on Earth, Stanford scholars find | Stanford, News

How people visualize God can have real consequences to life on Earth, Stanford research has found. The researchers, led by Stanford psychologist Steven O. Roberts, conducted a series of studies with U.S. Christians and found that when people conceptualize God as a white man, they are more likely to perceive white male job candidates as more fit for leadership than black and female applicants, Stanford research has found. Their data, published Jan. 30 in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, reveals the consequences of intuiting a particular identity to God and how those beliefs manifest in everyday life. “Basically, […]

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West African religions are on the rise in Maryland as practitioners connect with roots | The Washington Post

Jonathan M. Pitts, The Washington Post Iyanifa Oyadele Ogunsina, known as Olori, tosses shells in a divination ceremony on the banks of the Scotts Level Branch in Pikesville, Md. She is a practitioner of Ifa, an ancient West African faith. (Kim Hairston/Baltimore Sun), Featured Image County — They gathered in a clearing by a stream in Baltimore County one chilly early-spring day, some in the colorful African head ties known as geles, others wearing bracelets trimmed in shells or carved in wood. names. One by one, they stepped forward to toss offerings into the Gwynns Falls — a pineapple, four […]

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The Jonestown We Don’t Know | The New York Review Of Books

Gaiutra Bahadur , The New York Review Of Books Matthew Naythons/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images. The Evans family, who survived the Jonestown massacre by walking out of the camp on the morning of November 18, saying they were going on a family picnic, United States, November 30, 1978. Featured Image past November marked forty years since Jonestown, shorthand for the collective suicide of more than 900 Americans in a South American jungle settlement named for the pastor who led them there, Jim Jones. As the greatest loss of American life in a single incident before September 11, 2001, it deserves a […]

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West Baden ‘Colored Church’ Taken Off Endangered List | Indiana Public Media A historic all-black church in West Baden is being taken off a list of endangered landmarks after the West Baden Springs Town Council voted to sell the white-frame building to an association of 18 church congregations.

A historic all-black church in West Baden is being taken off a list of endangered landmarks after the West Baden Springs Town Council voted to sell the white-frame building to an association of 18 church congregations.

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Looking for Ancient African Religion? Try Christianity | Christianity Today The African religious imagination already anticipates Christ.

The African religious imagination already anticipates Christ.

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There Are More Black Catholics in the U.S. Than Members of the A.M.E. Church | The Atlantic How black Americans defy religious stereotypes—and navigate race relations in historically white, European spaces.

How black Americans defy religious stereotypes—and navigate race relations in historically white, European spaces.

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Will Churches Ever Be Allowed to Run Charter Schools? | The Atlantic Some legal scholars say Trinity Lutheran v. Comer could forge a path toward more charter schools overseen by religious groups.

Some legal scholars say Trinity Lutheran v. Comer could forge a path toward more charter schools overseen by religious groups.

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Another Attack on Egypt’s Coptic Christians – The Atlantic Gunmen killed at least 24 people on their way to a monastery.

Gunmen killed at least 24 people on their way to a monastery.

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William Barber II, Legendary Civil Rights Leader, Steps Down From NC NAACP Leadership Role – The Root When the words “black liberation theology” are spoken, several names immediately come to mind: the Rev. James Cone, who coined the term; the Rev. Sojourner Truth; the Rev. Nat Turner; the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; the Rev. Jeremiah Wright; Dr. Cornel West; the Rev. Dr. Traci Blackmon; and the Rev. Dr. William Barber II.

When the words “black liberation theology” are spoken, several names immediately come to mind: the Rev. James Cone, who coined the term; the Rev. Sojourner Truth; the Rev. Nat Turner; the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; the Rev. Jeremiah Wright; Dr. Cornel West; the Rev. Dr. Traci Blackmon; and the Rev. Dr. William Barber II.

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The Procession of the Black Nazarene – The Atlantic

Alan Taylor | The Atlantic On January 9, hundreds of thousands of Catholic devotees in Manila, Philippines, took part in a barefoot procession lasting 22 hours, carrying a centuries-old icon of Jesus Christ through the streets as worshipers climbed over each other to kiss, touch, or rub bits of cloth on the statue. The Black Nazarene is an ebony statue of Jesus Christ brought to the Philippines in 1606, and is believed to have miraculous powers. Organizers said that events related to the annual festival were expected to draw about 15 million people to Manila this year. CONTINUE READING | […]

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