Christianity
Coverage of Christianity in the Nexus archive.
- ‘He is happy with his choice’: Former co-host insists Mario Lopez is a MAGA supporter
Actor Mario Lopez denied being a MAGA supporter after a video labeled him as such based on past social media activity and an interview with Donald Trump. Lopez clarified he did not attend a UFC event at the White House and stated he is not politically aligned, focusing instead on family, community, and faith. Former co-host Tanika Ray confirmed Lopez's MAGA affiliation but expressed confusion, noting he is 'happy with his choice.'
- Trump's God, guns and anticommunist Fourth of July
President Trump delivered a Fourth of July speech emphasizing American military strength, religious identity, and opposition to communism. He promoted the SAVE America Act voter ID bill and highlighted military achievements and innovation.
- Texas is poised to require millions of students to study Bible stories
Texas is set to require public school students to study Bible stories and verses as part of a K-12 English and literature curriculum. The proposal, which includes mandatory reading of Christian texts and curriculum changes to focus more on Texas and U.S. history, has sparked debate over religious influence in education and constitutional separation of church and state.
- Here Come Trump’s ‘Freedom Trucks’
Trump's 'Freedom Trucks' are part of the U.S. 250th birthday celebration, featuring AI-generated George Washingtons promoting a narrative of American history that emphasizes inalienable rights and Christian values. The White House-led Freedom 250 group is behind the initiative, which includes a quote attributed to Washington but not verified as his actual words.
- Texas State Board of Education continues debate over curriculum changes
The Texas State Board of Education is debating a proposal to add instruction on civic engagement, patriotism, and Christianity while reducing focus on world history, culture, diversity, and race.
- US deports Iranian pro-democracy activist to Central African Republic, lawyer says
The US has deported an Iranian pro-democracy activist to Central African Republic, which her lawyer called a 'super dangerous' move. Three Iranian women, including one who converted to Christianity, are at risk of deportation, according to the Iranian American Legal Defense Fund.
- Silicon Valley found AI and started looking for God
Silicon Valley's engagement with AI has led to increased interest in Christianity, driven by factors like AI-related confusion, a fading stigma around the religion, and the desire to network within the tech industry.
- The unlikely inspiration for North Korea’s first dictator
A new book reveals that Kim Il Sung, North Korea's first dictator, was influenced by Christianity in developing his regime. This unexpected connection challenges common perceptions about the ideological foundations of North Korea's authoritarian system.
- MAGA worship: Politics and profit at America’s expense
The article criticizes Trump's associates for exploiting their connection to the White House for financial gain. It accuses them of being fake Christian charlatans. The article suggests that they prioritize profit over the well-being of America.
- Thousands attend prayer rally in Washington
Thousands of people attended a massive prayer rally in Washington, organized by 'Freedom 250', a group aligned with President Donald Trump. The event sparked concerns about the lack of religious diversity, with a focus on Christianity. Thousands turned out for the rally on Sunday.
- Joy spent years being called 'the weird one' because she was still a virgin in her 20s. Her friends thought it was because of her Christian beliefs, but secretly she was suffering from a devastating condition that affects thousands of women
Joy was called 'the weird one' due to being a virgin in her 20s, but secretly suffered from a devastating condition affecting thousands of women. Her friends attributed it to her Christian beliefs. The condition remains unspecified.
- Israeli who 'pushed nun to the ground and kicked her' is charged with religious assault as IDF troop is latest to desecrate Christian statue
An Israeli has been charged with religious assault for pushing a nun to the ground and kicking her, while an IDF troop is also accused of desecrating a Christian statue. The incident highlights rising tensions between religious groups. Israeli authorities are investigating both incidents.
- Researchers reconstruct 42 missing pages from a major early Christian manuscript - revealing text unseen for centuries
Researchers have reconstructed 42 missing pages from a major early Christian manuscript, revealing text that has not been seen for centuries. The discovery provides new insights into early Christian texts and historical documentation.
- The holy war America needed
Pope Leo XIV has criticized Trump and the GOP for using Christianity to justify war and mistreating immigrants, advocating for an end to conflict and promoting grace, charity, and forgiveness.
- Israeli soldier smashing Jesus statue sparks outrage
An Israeli soldier was involved in an incident where a Jesus statue was smashed, leading to widespread public outrage. The act has drawn criticism and condemnation from various groups.
- Lutheran minister and House candidate under fire after recounting her part in satanist couple's wedding
Democratic House candidate Sarah Trone Garriott faces backlash after a 2023 video resurfaced detailing her role in officiating a satanist couple's wedding in 2006. The incident, which she framed as a 'spiritual lesson' about love, has drawn criticism in her campaign to unseat Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn, with opponents accusing her of clashing with Christian values.
- Iranian Christian who had his leg broken by regime thugs because of his religion describes horrors endured during five-year prison hell
An Iranian Christian recounts being tortured by regime authorities, including having his leg broken, during five years in prison for practicing his religion. The account highlights systemic persecution faced by religious minorities in Iran.
- BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: The war on Christians is real and the world can no longer stay silent
The article highlights the global persecution of Christians, citing regions like Nigeria, Burkina Faso, North Korea, and China, while discussing ideological secularism in the West and militant Islam as key sources of opposition. It references historical and contemporary violence against Christians, including the Easter massacre in Nigeria and John Cleese's criticism of global inaction.
- Why so many Christians now believe Trump's been possessed by a demon - or worse: A goat-headed devil image... a bizarre 'blessing'... and now the 'Anti-Christ' signs are revealed by FREDDY GRAY
The article discusses growing Christian beliefs that Donald Trump is possessed by a demon, referencing a goat-headed devil image and a controversial 'blessing' linked to Freddy Gray's alleged revelations about the 'Anti-Christ'. These claims are framed as part of a broader cultural and political discourse.