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Wikipedia and Catholicism: Navigating Misinformation and Religious Bias
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Top Wikipedia Editors and Most-Viewed Religious Pages: A Comprehensive List
There is a need for more updated information on the important subject of religion in Wikipedia. The religious and socioeconomic landscape has certainly changed as we…
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What Happened at the Council of Nicaea? by By L. Arik Greenberg
I often hear people speak in hushed and conspiratorial tones — as if they were divulging a well-guarded secret — about how the Catholic Church changed…
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How Pope Francis was Selected to Lead the Catholic Church: An Interview with Gerard O’Connell
How Pope Francis was chosen, the problems he inherited from Benedict XVI, and how Francis represents “a number of firsts.” The election of Pope Francis on…
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Has ‘Nostra Aetate’ stood the test of time?
New release from Pim Valkenberg on the 50-year legacy of Nostra Aetate. Written by Joseph Preville and Julie Poucher Harbin for ISLAMiCommentary Has Nostra Aetate – the Catholic…
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Is the Catholic Church Experiencing Exponential Growth or Declining?
A comparative analysis on the contrasting poll results on the world population of Catholics. The Catholic Church is composed of one of the biggest, most influential…
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Could the Catholic Church Support Civil Unions?
In a recent interview with Corriere della Sera, an Italian magazine, Pope Francis has indicated that one day the Catholic Church could support civil unions. The interview –…
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Pope Francis calls out Catholic Church for Focus on Gay Marriage, Abortion and Contraception Issues
Pope Francis, elected in March, called out the Catholic Church’s focus on Gay Marriage, Abortion and Contraception Issues, saying, “The teaching of the church, for that…