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CHICAGO (AP) — Opponents, including many religious groups, lawmakers and disability advocates, have moral objections to someone ending their life.
Practicing Christians are embracing AI even as many worry it could misinterpret Scripture. A closer look at one AI-generated interpretation of Deuteronomy reveals a subtler danger: answers can sound correct while leaving out context that changes how we understand the biblical text.
(RNS) — Amid surging kidnappings and attacks on communities and places of worship, faith leaders are forming partnerships aimed at countering religious division and building peace.
Months of stalled proceedings, disputed charges, and an unexpected clash inside a courthouse reveal the climate surrounding those who defend detained pastors. The post Xi’an Zion’s Light Church Case: Lawyers Face Violence in Court first appeared on Bitter Winter.
LOURDES, France (RNS) — With clerical abuse scandals and the Vatican trial of the Rev. Marko Rupnik looming over the pope's visit to France, Leo encouraged the church to 'have the courage' to recognize its failures, while calling on bishops to remain vigilant.