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In the Bible, angels can be deadly. So why do we place them at the top of our Christmas trees?

Those beautiful white and gold angels you see on Christmas trees were originally monsters. At least, that is the claim made by scholar Esther Hamori in her book God’s Monsters. Hamori writes that angels “have acquired the soft-edged glow of a Hallmark card, but are some of the deadliest shapeshifters…

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‘A great big sister’: victims identified in Wisconsin school shooting

Teacher Erin West and ninth grader Rubi Vergara confirmed as victims in shooting at Abundant Life Christian school

The Guardian - US

32 Oscar-nominated movies that you've probably never heard of

These movies made it to the Oscars, but maybe not your own living room

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Five Christmas story elements that don’t appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn keeper

Despite the secularisation of Christmas, biblical symbolism seems to be everywhere at this time of year.

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Moravian Christmas Traditions Thrive In Historic Bethlehem

Discover Bethlehem, Pennsylvania's Moravian Christmas traditions, including putz, lovefeast, and historical significance.

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More than 60 years later, Langston Hughes’ ‘Black Nativity’ is still a pillar of African American theater

During the end of every calendar year, a particular holiday performance pops up in African American communities and cultural centers across the nation. “Black Nativity” is a cherished cultural tradition to some and completely unknown to others.

The Conversation

Pennsylvania's Bethlehem: The city founded by Moravians on Christmas eve keeps its traditions alive

Moravian missionaries named the Pennsylvania city of Bethlehem after the biblical birthplace of Jesus on Christmas Eve in 1741

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‘I’m gonna be like, so famous to children!’: Jayde Adams on Strictly, sisterhood and her kids’ TV classic

Want a raucous Christmas? Invite the Alma’s Not Normal star. Ahead of her role in the BBC’s animated adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s Tiddler, she talks lobsters, prosecco – and Adele

The Guardian - UK

‘Mama bears are rising up’: the rightwing Christian entrepreneur aiming for a takeover of local US government

Jenny Donnelly, multi-level marketer turned rising star on the Christian right, wants to fight against LGBTQ+ inclusion and abortion rights

The Guardian - US

Sentencing of ‘evil Jesus’ who plotted murder of prosecutor on dark web delayed

Martin Ready, 42, was found guilty earlier this year of attempting to conspire to murder Darren Harty.

Evening Standard

From bells to choirs, different ‘timbres’ ring in the Christmas holiday season

Concerts and radio stations at this time of year are filled with both Christmas and winter holiday music.

The Conversation

Pope Francis Removes Keffiyeh From Vatican Nativity Scene

Pope Francis oversaw a Nativity scene with a keffiyeh-draped manger, sparking discussions on symbolism and tradition in the Holy Land.

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Vatican’s Palestinian Nativity scene raises eyebrows – and then disappears

Pope Francis is due to meet Abbas, the Palestinian president, at the Vatican

The Independent UK

Passengers Aboard Mexico Flight Detail How 'Hero' Subdued Hijacker Who Wanted To Take Over The Plane

The hijacker was accompanied in the flight by his wife and his two children; he told crew members that he had been receiving death threats

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The book that sparked a revolution: One Hundred Years of Solitude, the literary masterpiece now adapted for TV

I have read Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude five times.

The Conversation

Mary: as a Biblical scholar, I can’t recommend this right-wing funded Netflix biopic

I wish I could say that Mary, mother of God, riding a horse through a wall of fire was the worst thing about Netflix’s Mary. As an unrepentant fan of some truly unrealistic films, I can forgive a lot of entertaining embellishment in a movie. But, watching the film, the…

The Guardian - US

Saturday Night Live: Paul Mescal hosts and Dana Carvey’s Church Lady returns to scold sinners

The Gladiator II star acquits himself well against type, while Church Lady scolds David Spade’s Hunter Biden and Sarah Sherman’s Matt Gaetz

The Independent UK

Ruben Amorim: Dropping plans to wear rainbow jackets ‘hard issue to address’

The move was scrapped as full-back Mazraoui was unwilling to take part, citing his Muslim faith.

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Crystal Palace hopeful over Adam Wharton injury boost for Brighton and Arsenal clashes

England midfielder close to returning after groin surgery, while summer signing Chadi Riad is stepping up his own injury recovery

The Independent UK

Bisexual footballer Jahmal Howlett-Mundle: ‘The Rainbow Laces campaign must change its message’

The Sevenoaks Town defender has experienced abuse at first hand and says a strong anti-homophobia message alongside player education will help change football faster than rainbow symbols

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WWJD Bracelet: How It Inspires Positive Life Choices

The WWJD bracelet, short for "What Would Jesus Do?", is more than just a fashion accessory. It serves as a personal tool for reflection and making decisions. The idea behind these bracelets is to prompt wearers to consider how Jesus might react in various situations, thereby guiding them towards positive…

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Vikings name their nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award

For the Minnesota Vikings, C.J. Ham has earned the honor of being up for the award for recognizing charitable work within the community.

The Independent UK

Marc Guehi: Religious message on rainbow armband one of love and inclusivity

The England defender will face no formal action from the Football Association after twice writing messages about Jesus on his armband.

The Guardian - UK

Manchester United scrap rainbow jackets after Mazraoui cites religious objections

Defender declines to wear jacket supporting LGBTQ+ community on the grounds of his Muslim faith

The Independent UK

Crystal Palace manager supports Marc Guehi after latest religious message on rainbow armband

The 24-year-old England and Crystal Palace centre back, Marc Guehi, took to the field against Ipswich on Tuesday night with ‘Jesus loves you’ written on his rainbow-coloured armband.

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