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Pastor Joel Webbon, a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist north of Austin, thinks the reason you’re single is because you’re too fat. Webbon is a senior pastor at Georgetown’s Covenant Bible Church ...

A Texas pastor and known Christian nationalist is once again going viral for controversial comments, this time, suggesting single Christian women should "lose 20 to 30 pounds" if they're unmarried.

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You’re scrolling through Instagram when you see yet another engagement announcement. You’re happy for your friend, but you still feel a little twinge of pain. A few posts down, you come across the ...

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WINCHESTER, Va. — It's 6 a.m. and still dark outside. But Adrienne Rumley's two-bedroom apartment is alive with kinetic energy. A 4-month-old kitten darts around. A big dog patters back and forth.