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Richard Glossip Has Eaten Three Last Meals on Death Row. Years Later, the State Is Still Trying to Execute Him.
By Ziva Branstetter In the parking lot outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary, I stood on my toes in a ...
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How Misinformation About COVID Vaccines and Pregnancy Took Root Early On and Why It Won’t Go Away
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A Tale of Two Ordinations
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Proclaim Debt Amnesty Throughout All the Land? A Biblical Solution to a Present-day Problem
By Eva von Dassow Student loan debt is one of the most burdensome forms of debt in America ...
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Walter B. Shurden’s Articles About the Writings of John R. Claypool
Years ago, a company which aired frequent television commercials was the investment firm, E.F. Hutton. The setting was ...
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It Is Hard To Keep Up
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There Is Hope
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The Oracle Speaks
By J. Alfred Smith, Sr. In 1980 the National Women’s Historical Alliance noticed that women were absent from ...
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Opposition to Abortion Doesn’t Stop Some Americans From Supporting Friends and Family Who Seek One
By Tricia C. Bruce Maxine, a pseudonym for a 58-year-old woman, is among a sizable proportion of Americans ...
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