Can evangelicalism survive in the age of Trump?
White evangelicals in the USA are continuing to back Donald Trump in spite of the President's inflammatory remarks. Sam Hailes reports
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OpinionWhen patriotism becomes idolatry, Christians risk replacing God with nationalism
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OpinionExplained: Why it’s taking so long to choose the next Archbishop of Canterbury
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