Inside: Mel Gibson says ‘Resurrection’ will explore 'Hell of the just'
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Good morning. From legal battles over President Donald Trump's latest effort to limit birthright citizenship to the U.S. Postal Service working on a new ballot-verification system that has drawn the concern of a whistleblower, here are four highlights from this week in Washington. |
Last month, a Wisconsin cathedral installed what is believed to be the first trans-identifying dean in the history of The Episcopal Church. |
With his 2004 box office hit “The Passion of the Christ” returning to theaters this month, Mel Gibson tells CP in an interview that the long-awaited follow-up will be a broader exploration of the world surrounding the biblical account of Jesus’ resurrection. |
In the opinion section, Joseph Mattera writes that whether Pentecostal, Charismatic or a non-Charismatic Evangelical, a person can be a functional cessationist if they neither believe in, practice nor experience divine spiritual phenomena. |
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