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4. Finally, take the teachings of the Bible by faith. This whole thing about Christianity is faith in Christ and faith in His Word. And remember… 5. The Bible is the mind of God written to the mind of ...

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Although younger generations are attending church less frequently, they are increasingly turning to the Bible, according to a new study. Millennials, long seen as disengaged from religious practice, ...

The American Bible Society (ABS) released the third chapter of its 15th annual State of the Bible report on June 12, highlighting a strong link between active Christian faith and human flourishing.

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What the AI study can’t do is identify the actual individuals who wrote the Bible. “There are no authors of the Bible in the modern sense,” Thomas Römer told The Times of Israel.

Using the same AI-based statistical model, the team was then able to determine the most likely authorship of other Bible chapters. Even better, the model also explained how it reached its conclusions.

An X post suggesting New York Jets Head Coach Aaron Glenn has the team engaged in Bible study has ignited a controversy over the separation of church and sports.

(Photo: Getty/iStock) Reading the Bible and experiencing a welcoming church are two of the most common reasons why people become Christians, a new report by the Evangelical Alliance (EA) has found.