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Charlie Kirk has been described repeatedly in the reporting as a Christian—most sources label him an evangelical Protestant and note ties to Pentecostal and charismatic churches—though accounts differ...
Charlie Kirk publicly identifies as an , and multiple recent profiles and interviews show his faith has been central to his public identity and organizing work. Some outlets and analysts characterize ...
The Bible does not speak directly to modern categories of “transgender,” and interpreters divide into two main camps: those who read Scripture as affirming a binary sex/gender created order and those ...
Since 2018, the public record compiled in the provided reporting shows no clear evidence that multiple major Pentecostal denominations issued new, formal policy statements specifically naming or defin...
Mainstream Pentecostal and charismatic communities treat prophecy as a present-day gifting and often encourage practiced prophetic ministry, a posture reflected in Assemblies of God–style theology ref...
Premillennialists ground their expectation of a future, literal thousand-year reign primarily in Revelation 20:1–6, reading that chapter as describing a chronological period after Christ’s return when...
Debate over whether being transgender is “nonbiblical” divides conservative and affirming Christian interpreters: conservative bodies argue Scripture affirms male/female created order and oppose trans...
Debate over whether biblical teachings on love and acceptance can be reconciled with positive views of homosexuality splits along interpretive lines: some churches and commentators insist Scripture fo...