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Colorado to Pay $1.5 Million in Settlement Over Christian Designer’s Free Speech Case

Colorado has agreed to pay more than $1.5 million in attorney fees after being found in violation of the First Amendment rights of a

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Indian Professor Sparks Debate Over Caste Criticism in Prestigious University

An Indian history professor who was recently reprimanded for his critique of certain aspects of Hinduism has vowed to persist in challenging caste-based hierarchies

HHS Issues Guidance to Combat Religious Discrimination in Healthcare

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released a “Dear Colleague” letter emphasizing the responsibility of HHS-funded health and human service

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Maine Church Sues University System Over Alleged Discrimination in Property Sale

A church in Maine has filed a lawsuit against the University of Maine System (UMS), alleging it was denied the opportunity to purchase a

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Pope Francis Calls for Peace and Reconciliation on 1,000th Day of Ukraine War

Marking the grim milestone of 1,000 days since Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine, Pope Francis issued a heartfelt plea for peace, reconciliation, and dialogue

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U.N. Resolution Highlights Religious Freedom Violations in Iran

A United Nations General Assembly committee has adopted a resolution expressing “serious concern” over the “ongoing severe limitations and increasing restrictions on the right

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Is Wikipedia Wrong About Buddhism? Expert View of Buddhist Representation

The following article of our “Wikipedia Religious Un-Reliable Sources” series focuses on Buddhism as an example of how digital media influences the perception of world religions. If Wikipedia is to achieve its goals and remain an effective source of information, …

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Report Reveals Surge in Hate Crimes Against Christians in Europe

A recent report from a European watchdog group has documented nearly 2,500 instances of hate crimes targeting Christians across Europe, with approximately 1,000 of these incidents occurring in France.…

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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 other open-source philosophy, Wikipedia’s bias is constantly debated, mainly when focusing on spiritual topics.…

Strength Beyond the Field: How Paris 2024’s Shot Put Gold Medalist Balances Faith and Sport

The Paris 2024 Olympics spotlighted extraordinary athletes, but few stories shone as brightly as that of the women’s German shot put gold medalist Yemisi