It is incorrect to claim that the principled refusal of the vaccine as such can be conditioned by the Orthodox faith. The choice in favor of vaccination or refusal of it is an individual...
England's University of Nottingham has reversed its decision to deny a chaplaincy to a priest due to his views on abortion and assisted dying as pro-life group say they continue to challenge for free speech at institutes of higher learning
Scientology spoke at the United Nations Human Rights Council about Religious Discrimination in Hungary, and highlights letter with concerns from UN Special Rapporteurs on FORB, Privacy and Minority Issues
On the occasion of the 48th...
His Holiness the Metropolitan of Sofia and Bulgarian Patriarch Neophyte received today Archimandrite Bartholomew, abbot of the Mount Athos monastery "Esfigmen", together with a group of monks from Mount Athos: monk Apostol from the...
A strong earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale shook the central part of Crete, Greece, shortly after 9 am this morning. The epicenter was at the town of Arkalohori, which for twenty years...
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew will visit the United States from October 23 to November 3. His visit was postponed several times, and it remained unclear until the last moment. But it is already known that...
Extremists have been shown conducting a relentless persecution campaign against Indian Christians after video evidence showed a woman forced to burn an image of Jesus by a mob of Hindu fanatics.
The Bible Society has won a gold medal in the best sanctuary garden category at the Chelsea Flower Show as well as other awards at this year's Royal Horticultural Show, viewed by many as the world's premier flower event.
In the Group of the European People’s Party (EPP Group) Conference in Rome, in collaboration with Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE), CEC President Rev. Christian Krieger contributed to discussion on “Christian values and the Future of Europe”. The conference from 20 to 22 September, brought in focus agriculture, migration, jobs and the future of Europe. “Together with COMECE, we are convinced that our advocacy for a united, democratic, and hospitable Europe is all the more stronger when it has a common Christian voice speaking in a spirit of unity,” said Rev. Krieger. “We all here share the same goal – shaping a better future for Europe and promoting our core European and Christian-Jewish values. Therefore, we are all excited about the ongoing Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) – which at its best could be the first step to truly boosting European democracy, fostering the participation of citizens and shaping the future of Europe and the EU in accordance with our common core values. It should be a place where the hopes and dreams, visions and concerns of all Europeans are heard,” he added. “At CEC, we look forward to continuing to work together with COMECE to contribute to the CoFoE. The voice of the churches and other religious communities needs to be heard in this process together with European citizens and other partners representing civil society in the region.” Learn more about the EPP Group Bureau meeting in Rome
Research conducted by the Indore Bahá’í Chair in collaboration with ISGP highlights the need to view human prosperity as an outcome of material and spiritual progress.
Various commemorative events have been lined up to mark the 35th anniversary of the Marian Shrine. The events will run from Sunday, 24 October 2021, till 6 February 2022.
A broad spectrum of religious leaders from across Christianity and other faiths have signed the Glasgow Multi-Faith Declaration which calls for those in power to put the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change into effect as the world reels from natural catastrophes this year.
Recent times stirred some tense polarization in the United States. Yet there was no mass exodus from evangelicalism by white evangelicals who disliked Donald Trump nor by evangelicals of color during the four years of his presidency, despite some believing they might take place new research has found.
The security forces of the Myanmar junta forces have recently occupied churches and destroyed food aid supplies for refugees in the west of the country during clashes with ethnic armed forces and militias that oppose the Feb. 1 putsch.
As a teenager growing up in communist East Germany in the 1980s, Ellen Ueberschär learned of freedom of speech in her church parish and she believes that fundamental digital rights will not prevail on their own or through voluntary commitments by corporations.