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Reflections On How Christianity Can Help China to Flourish
Reflections On How Christianity Can Help China to Flourish

(ANALYSIS) There has been surprisingly little engagement among religious groups in China, and Christians could point to ways that shared efforts by religious groups — care for the aging, improving schools in rural areas, marriage counseling and the like — can benefit Chinese society.

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Analysis, Asia, China, Christianity, ReligionRichard J. MouwRichard J. Mouw, Dr. Richard J. Mouw, Fuller, Fuller Theological Seminary, China, Chinese government, SARA, State Administration for Religious Affairs, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, Vatican, Cardinal Zen, Bishop K. H. Ting, Chinese Christians Comment
The fight over gay rights is playing out in a Supreme Court case
The fight over gay rights is playing out in a Supreme Court case

(OPINION) Traditional religious institutions are defending their policies on sexuality in two notable cases. One is the lawsuit that is the first of its kind, and the other will see the Supreme Court rule on whether federal prohibitions against sex discrimination can be applied to sexual orientation and gender identity.

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Opinion, North AmericaRichard OstlingFuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Churches USA, Supreme Court, gay rights, Nathan Brittsan, gay marriage, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, Richard Ostling, Gay Rights, U.S. Supreme Court, Obama Administration, Judaism, Christianity, IslamComment