Good morning. A South Carolina church, wrongly identified by viewers of a Netflix doc about the suicide of a pastor's wife, has been inundated with harassing phone calls, social media posts and other hostile behavior.
On today’s opinion page, the Rev. Mark Creech looks at why the F-word has undergone an extraordinary transformation in our time and says that when obscene speech becomes so commonplace that we scarcely notice it, the problem is not merely linguistic. It's spiritual.
In entertainment news, Skillet frontman John Cooper told CP that a painful split from the church he served for nearly 30 years plunged him into one of the darkest periods of his life, triggering depression, anger, debilitating hurt and a crisis of trust that ultimately helped shape the band's new EP, After the Storm.
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