Articles on this issue "religions"
Here are the conclusions of a five-day seminar of religious women held in Rome entitled "Building a Network: The Prophetic Role of Women Religious in the Fight Against Trafficking in Persons." …
read moreIn spite of hostility to religion from a part of the media, faith-based material is flourishing in a number of sectors. The enthusiasm for films with a religious message shows no sign of …
read moreEurope is afraid of Christ, says Massimo Introvigne. The director of the Center of Studies on New Religions (CESNUR) recently published "ll Dramma dell'Europa Senza Cristo. Il Relativismo …
read moreAn expert in new religious movements downplays novelist Dan Brown's ideas about the Illuminati, a 18th-century group that once aspired to overthrowing the Catholic kingdom of Bavaria. Massimo …
read moreBenedict XVI's view that religion can be used to defend human rights gives hope to Islamic conservatives, according to the director of the Center of Studies on New Religions. In a book that …
read moreA leading sociologist of religion, in his latest book, reveals the origin of one of the most insidious calumnies against the Jews. The calumny attributes to the Jews the killing of Christians …
read moreThe terrorist who immolates himself does not see his act as suicide but rather as a meritorious act, contends an expert on religions. "Terrorist organizations do not carry out attacks just …
read moreFundamentalism is by no means a monolithic phenomenon, says a leading expert on religions. Massimo Introvigne, founder and director of the Center of Studies on New Religions, addresses the …
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