Top 5 Editing Conflicts in Wikipedia Pages on Religion

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.…

Leap of Faith Brings Together Pastors of a Broad Spectrum of Political Beliefs to Explore Healing the Widening American Divide

Leap of Faith Brings Together Pastors of a Broad Spectrum of Political Beliefs to Explore Healing the Widening American Divide

A month before one of the most contentious elections in American history, a new film by director Nicholas Ma, Leap of Faith, produced by

How Columbus’ First Voyage of Discovery Took Him Beyond the Reach of the Spanish Inquisition

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.”…

Wikipedia and Catholicism: Navigating Misinformation and Religious Bias

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.…

At 100 LDS President Nelson Continues to Set an Example of Service

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

The Synod on Synodality Begins on a Somber Note

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

Mexican Standoff at Greece’s Holy Mount Athos

Mexican Standoff at Greece’s Holy Mount Athos

In the movies, it’s called a Mexican standoff—a confrontation where no side can win. Sometimes, it’s portrayed as enemies pointing guns at each other.

“A Message That We Didn’t Matter”—Diocese’s Removal of Apache-Themed Icons Stirs Old Outrages

“A Message That We Didn’t Matter”—Diocese’s Removal of Apache-Themed Icons Stirs Old Outrages

Under the half moon, the community gathered, dancing to drumbeats and chanting around a fire. In the circle, dressed in traditional buckskin, two native

Freedom of Religion Argument Goes One-For-Three in the First Round of Pro-Choice Lawsuits

Freedom of Religion Argument Goes One-For-Three in the First Round of Pro-Choice Lawsuits

In a victory for anti-abortionists, most of them—according to a recent Public Religion Research Institute survey—White Christian nationalists—the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the

A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to the Vatican—Pope Hosts Over 100 Comedians

A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to the Vatican—Pope Hosts Over 100 Comedians

Did you hear the one about the Pope and the comedians? At a unique celebration of humor on June 14, Pope Francis hosted an