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Changing how your faith is portrayed by media takes a movement
A new ISPU study links positive media portrayals of Muslims to reduced support for anti-Muslim and anti-democratic policies; building change requires collaborative media movements.
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(RNS) — ‘We actually have to do something to stop this,’ said Noor Wadi, a Dallas lawyer who is a key figure in the pushback.
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WASHINGTON (RNS) — The dangers of AI hung heavy over Tuesday's conference, including the faith-focused panel with evangelical, Catholic and LDS leaders.
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5mThe Catholic Church’s culture problem is closer to home than Pope Leo thinks
(RNS) — Two women now head major Vatican offices, and a third will soon. But the altar rail tells another story about their progress in the church.
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6mLGBTQ Jews face dual threats these High Holidays. Here’s how synagogues can be their refuge.
(RNS) — Every congregation can plan ahead, communicate with respect and ensure that no one is humiliated at the door, singled out during a meal or made to feel that their presence is merely being tolerated.