Following a spate of mental health breakdowns in Australia’s high end restaurant scene, top chefs Neil Perry, Jacqui Challinor and Ben Shewry expose how the rise of toxic social media has caused untold anxiety and stress. Now, these top restauranteurs have made well-being of their staff the priority, granting Compass [...]
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Pope Francis called on representatives from the world’s religions to unite behind the defense of human dignity in an age that will be defined by artificial intelligence. “I ask you to show the world that we are united in asking for a proactive commitment to protect human dignity in this [...]
Image: Tex Vector/shutterstock.com Photos supplied by the author Artificial intelligence (AI) represents one of the most influential and transformative technologies humanity has ever developed. Like previous technological advancements, AI offers blessings and burdens that can foster peace and democracy or fuel violence, inequality, polarization, and authoritarianism. Religious ethics have [...]
“I THOUGHT it was bad, but never as bad as this.” That was the reaction of a former BBC Head of Religion when I showed him the latest statistics from Ofcom, the industry regulator. The statistics show a dramatic reduction in television programmes about “Religion and Ethics” broadcast by the [...]
This information was originally posted on Religion & American Culture website. The Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture at Indiana University Indianapolis has selected Professor Sarah Riccardi-Swartz for the 2024-2026 Young Scholars in American Religion Cohort for leading teachers and scholars in American religion. Sarah Riccardi-Swartz is Assistant [...]
Religious leaders from across the world meet in Hiroshima, Japan, to sign the “Rome Call for AI Ethics”, emphasizing the vital importance of guiding the development of artificial intelligence with ethical principles that promote peace. By Lisa Zengarini Leaders of the major world religions are gathered in the Japanese city [...]
Yes, absolutely, for at least three reasons. An organized knowledge of religions is still essential for understanding the contemporary world, in which religions continue to play an important role—just think of today’s geopolitical conflicts. It should also be borne in mind that over 80 per cent of the world’s population [...]
At 87 years old, and despite serious illness, Pope Francis is set for the longest tour of his papacy, far from the Vatican to SE Asia. It’s typical of this Pope – committed to the marginalised and those on the peripheries. He’s been called a disruptor, but how much have [...]
This article was originally posted on Teen Vogue by Elizabeth Bucar. They referred to specific practices when asked to give examples of spirituality – mindfulness, meditation, yoga, prayer, tarot card readings, viewing art – making it clear that, for many, spirituality is something one does, not only something one believes [...]
