Mark Woods
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Mark Driscoll announces new church opening date
Driscoll has been leading a congregation at the former Glass and Garden Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, over the last few weeks.
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Who was Justin Martyr? The second-century saint tortured and beheaded for his faith
Justin did crucial work in defending the faith against its attackers and developed some fascinating ideas about how ancient philosophers like Plato and Aristotle anticipated Christianity.
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Why banning hijabs at work sets a dangerous precedent for religious liberty
An EU judge has said that a Belgian security company is within its rights to forbid a Muslim woman from wearing a hijab at work.
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Fallout from Christian university sexual violence scandal continues
The scandal focuses on the behaviour of members of the university's successful football team, which has been credited with raising its profile in recent years.
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Married Christian rock star Trey Pearson comes out as gay: 'I was scared of what God would think'
The lead singer of Christian rock group Everyday Sunday has come out as gay.
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Is it ever right to be angry? 10 Bible verses to help us decide
We're supposed to be self-controlled and Jesus himself said that "anyone who is angry with a brother or sister will be subject to judgment".
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Old adversaries join to commemorate Jutland centenary
The hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Jutland has been marked with a service at St Magnus' Cathedral in Kirwall, Orkney.
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Kenya: Atheists society suspended after Christian protests
After protests by the Kenya National Congress of Pentecostal Churches, the attorney general ordered the suspension of the registration at the end of April.
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Gender Wars: California state bills could be 'Armageddon' for Christian colleges
The two bills together represent an extraordinary attack on religious freedom, say critics.
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When secularism becomes sacred: The attack on free speech and why it's dangerous for Christians
Christians need to be very vigilant in standing up for free speech, for our own sakes.
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Egypt's president appeals for unity over Minya attack, urges victim not to be 'angered'
The attack saw a 300-strong mob torch Christian houses and strip the 70-year-old woman naked as she was dragged along the street.
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More 'Dead Sea scrolls' could be found as Israel begins excavation programme
A full-scale programme of excavations in the Judaean Desert caves is needed to prevent artefacts like the Dead Sea Scrolls being lost.