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Becky Smith, Executive Director of Iowa Safe Schools, holds a transgender flag behind the signing ceremony for House File 2416, prohibiting transgender women and girls from competing in female sports offered by Iowa schools, colleges and universities, on Thursday, March 3, 2022, in the rotunda of the Iowa State Capitol, in Des Moines. Efforts in Republican-led states to write definitions of male and female into law are leading to outcry that the measures deny transgender people legal recognition. At least 13 states have proposed bills this year that seek to narrowly define sex or gender as binary. (Kelsey Kremer/The Des Moines Register via AP) **FILE**

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‘God is not finished yet’: Author reveals shocking changes in debate around Christianity

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Author and speaker Justin Brierley has spent years moderating conversations between Christians and atheists and his new book, "Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God," highlights shocking changes in the atheistic way of thinking. He says he's seen a reassessment "in the value of Christianity" in atheist circles that could set the stage for a Christian revival around the world.

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Mr. Brierley notes that it’s more a matter of semantics.

Atheist worldview shifting to make room for God, according to author →

He says he's seen a reassessment "in the value of Christianity" in atheist circles that could set the stage for a Christian revival around the world.

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