America: St. Matthew Catholic Church in Charlotte, N.C., serves more than 10,000 households, which means that everything about parish administration has to be larger than usual.
The (London) Guardian: The number of babies born to Muslims is expected to overtake those born to Christians within two decades, making Islam the world's largest religion by 2075, according to new analysis of data by the Pew Research Center.
Pew Forum: The changing global religious landscape
Religion Dispatches: In a new memoir Macy Halford considers the impact that Oswald Chambers' book has had on her, and her experience in the disparate worlds of The New Yorker magazine and her Southern Baptist background and belief.
The question isn't big or small government, Richard Mouw says, but what are governments for? What is their basic role in collective human life?
BBC: This European country made Christianity its official religion in 301 AD, and this history can still be seen today.
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