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Wikipedia’s Bias on Religious Leaders. Case in Point: Prophet Muhammad
As one of the most powerful sources of information, Wikipedia alters people’s perceptions of a wide range of issues, such as religious leaders. As with any…
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Christianity
Faith in Action: Christian Response to Ongoing Suffering in Syria
Two Christian denominations respond to Muslim-majority Syria to heal the scars of conflict and provide a future for the youth of the country. International Orthodox Christian…
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Hinduphobia on Wikipedia: How One of the World’s Most Trusted Resources Is Struggling with Hate
People turn to Wikipedia for information on myriad topics, from historical events to cultural practices. It is, after all, one of the internet’s most popular resources,…
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Wikipedia’s Bias Against Islam: Uncovering the Truth About Reliable Sources
Wikipedia is probably the biggest online encyclopedia and one of the internet’s most popular sources of information, used by millions of people. A dynamic platform with…
Buddhism
Top 5 Editing Conflicts in Wikipedia Pages on Religion
Editing conflicts on Wikipedia regarding religious articles are common due to the sensitive nature of religion and the diversity of beliefs.
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As Living Memory of the Holocaust Fades, a Replica of Anne Frank’s Secret Annex Opens in New York City—an Immersive Experience for a New Generation
The Number One non-fiction work of all time was written by a young girl hiding in a cramped Amsterdam warehouse annex with seven other people. Anne…
Catholicism
How Columbus’ First Voyage of Discovery Took Him Beyond the Reach of the Spanish Inquisition
The documentary, Colón ADN: Su verdadero origen provides new context to the significance of the children’s rhyme, “In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.”
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Wikipedia and Judaism: How Holocaust Denial Became Embedded in the World’s Go-To Source of (Mis)Information
While there is no universally accepted legal definition of “Holocaust denial,” the European Parliament website offers a “non-binding working definition” that includes both denial and distortion.
Catholicism
Wikipedia and Catholicism: Navigating Misinformation and Religious Bias
Wikipedia policy of open editing allows almost anyone—believers or nonbelievers—with little knowledge of the Catholic Church to edit the entries.
Christianity
At 100 LDS President Nelson Continues to Set an Example of Service
The oldest president to have presided over the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, Russell M. Nelson, ascended to the presidency in 2018 at…
Catholicism
The Synod on Synodality Begins on a Somber Note
According to the Vatican, the Synod on Synodality, which opened with Mass in St. Peter’s Square on Oct. 2, is intended as a process of “listening and…
Geoffrey Peters
Oct 3, 2024
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Wikipedia: Accuracy or Prejudice? Islamophobia in the Web 2.0 Era
This article explores whether Wikipedia upholds its promise of neutrality or perpetuates prejudice against Islam, examining the role of Web 2.0 dynamics and Islamophobia.