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Unchurched Christians and Anti-Semitic Ones
By Timothy P. CarneyThe best bet to fight far-right anti-Semitism is to hope that America's lapsed Christians return to the pews.

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The best bet to fight far-right anti-Semitism is to hope that America's lapsed Christians return to the pews.

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The digital forces now at work on Jewish communities reflect a challenge that American churches have been wrestling with for decades now.

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Its meaning in the Bible is “Truly said!” or “So be it!” After that it acquired its intense liturgical emotion, and then hasn't changed much since.

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Even though it takes liberties rendering the original text, a new Danish Bible breaks from anti-Semitic Christian replacement theology in a far clearer way than ever before.

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Anyone expecting to find a politicized museum dedicated to hot-button “culture-war” issues needs to look elsewhere than the new Museum of the Bible.

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Critics accuse it of threatening the separation of church and state; in truth, Washington's new museum makes an invaluable contribution to American (and Jewish) cultural literacy.

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It's not why you think.

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As Christians in America lose their majority status, they can gain from the experience of a religious minority that's been here from the start.

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It's not just Jews—nearly all American faiths are in decline. Could this mean a boom is right around the corner?

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A Christian perspective on the Ten Commandments.

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