Will Trump’s latest indictment hurt him with evangelical Christians? Probably not. (RNS) — ‘The majority of white evangelicals have accepted this idea that Trump wants what they want,’ said Michael Wear, who runs The Center for Christianity and Public Life. ‘I’m not sure this indictment changes that.’ The post Will Trump’s latest indictment hurt him with evangelical Christians? Probably not. appeared first on Religion News Ser…

A feud between a patriarch and a militia leader adds to the woes of Iraqi Christians IRBIL, Iraq (AP) — The shrinking religious minority that was also violently targeted by al-Qaida before the rise of IS has been rocked by yet another crisis in the form of a political showdown between two influential Christian figures. The post A feud between a patriarch and a militia leader adds to the woes of Iraqi Christians appeared first on…

Why Christians need to support diversity professionals, not demonize them (RNS) — Even among Christians, DEI leaders find themselves isolated and unsupported. The post Why Christians need to support diversity professionals, not demonize them appeared first on Religion News Service.

Yeshiva University adds a master’s program in Jewish studies for Christians (RNS) — The program comes at a time when many seminaries and graduate schools are courting students of different faiths. The post Yeshiva University adds a master’s program in Jewish studies for Christians appeared first on Religion News Service.

How Evangelical Christians Went From Jimmy Carter to Donald Trump Where do evangelical conservatives go from here, after Dobbs and as Trump tries to return? Jane Coaston interviews the author Jon Ward.

For too many Christians, the lines between dominionism, nationalism and fascism are blurred (RNS) — An old social experiment sheds light on how easy it is to manipulate people’s moral compasses. The post For too many Christians, the lines between dominionism, nationalism and fascism are blurred appeared first on Religion News Service.

Consigned to poverty, Pakistani Christians risk persecution on blasphemy charges (The Conversation) — Christians often fill jobs in sanitation and other hazardous fields. The post Consigned to poverty, Pakistani Christians risk persecution on blasphemy charges appeared first on Religion News Service.