Religion News Service
Flashy AI campaign ads use religion to stir emotions and attack candidates
(RNS) — In some key races, AI has been used in campaign ads to depict candidates’ religious views and convey religious messaging, ranging from highly realistic to provocative and eccentric.
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Indian Gen Z ‘cockroach’ protesters aim to upend assumptions about democracy – and populism – in Modi’s India
(The Conversation) — The protests challenge the government’s view of who “the people” are, what democracy means, and who speaks for youth, women and the politically marginalized.
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5mThe key message of the LDS Church’s new Visitors’ Center? We’re Christian, darn it.
(RNS) — If the church’s new Visitors’ Center is a preview of next year’s Temple Square celebration, the message will be all about Jesus.
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5mMultisite churches — also known as franchises — are now a staple of American life
(RNS) — A new study of multi-site churches has found that such congregations have become commonplace, found in almost every state in the nation. Many of the 1,800 multisite churches have started a new location by merging with another church.
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New Vatican document cautions against ‘triumphalism’ over rise in baptisms
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — A new Vatican document welcomes rising baptisms as signs of hope but warns against triumphalism, urging Catholic communities to help converts build lasting faith.
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5mFrontGate Media announces sponsorship and advertising representation for Faith On Film TV
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