27 février 2025  | Chère tante Louise, En tant qu’africaine, j’aime tresser mes cheveux. C’est pratique: je suis très occupée et cela me permet d’être jolie avec un minimum d’efforts. Pourtant, en s’appuyant sur 1 Timothée 2.9, certains pasteurs prêchent que c’est un péché pour les femmes de se tresser les cheveux. Qu’en penses-tu, ma […] Source: https://atoday.org/tante-louise-puis-je-tresser-mes-cheveux/

Campus security at Weimar University made headlines today after apprehending a first-year student attempting to smuggle table salt into the cafeteria during lunch hour. The contraband sodium chloride was discovered hidden in an elaborate false bottom of a seemingly innocent water bottle. “We’ve been tracking this salt ring for weeks,” said Chief of Campus Security, […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-weimar-campus-security-arrests-salt-smuggler/

by Jim Burklo | 26 February 2025 | If we are looking in the Bible for specific public policy prescriptions for the present day, we’re going to be frustrated. But if we’re looking for inspiration to practice compassion through our social, political, and economic systems, we’ll find plenty of it in the scriptures. In the […] Source: https://atoday.org/kingdom-thinking-vs-the-cult-of-individualism/

19 February 2025  | Throughout Christian history, the Lord’s Supper has played a central role in the church’s theology and liturgy. It is perceived by some Christian traditions as the central ritual of the Christian faith. Despite being frequently celebrated, not many Christian understand the historical development of the Lord’s Supper to the form in […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-marcelo-reis-lords-supper-or-lost-supper-the-evolution-of-the-sacramental-meal-between-the-1st-3rd-centuries/