
Theology

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Evangelicals 'distant and remote' to Pope Leo XIV, evangelical theologian writes
An Italian evangelical pastor and theologian has offered a wide-ranging assessment of Pope Leo XIV's first year in office, describing a pontiff who has emerged as a combative global voice on peace while carefully managing divisions within the Roman Catholic Church. -
ACTEA restructures into three language-based councils to strengthen theological training across Africa
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United Bible Societies marks 80th anniversary with declaration for future generations: 'anchor of enduring values, source of unchanging hope'
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Survey finds most American parents open to the Bible but rarely read it with children
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Nicaea accelerated Christianity's break from Jewish roots, German theologian argues in essay
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German foundation presents Bible adapted for people with dementia
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Academic seminar marks 100th anniversary of birth of ‘Theology of Hope’ theologian Jürgen Moltmann
An academic seminar commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the late Jürgen Moltmann was held on May 8 in Seoul, shedding renewed light on his theology, life, and influence on the Korean church and the global theological community. -

Africa leads global trend as Easter Week marked highest YouVersion Bible engagement
YouVersion, creator of the world’s most popular Bible App, hit new records throughout the Holy Week, with an average of 18.7 million people engaging with the Bible each day through its Family of Apps. -

New book warns of leadership and accountability crises in Pakistan’s Protestant Church
A book calling for accountability and renewal within the Protestant church in Pakistan was launched in Lahore, as church leaders and theologians warned of deepening institutional challenges confronting the country’s largest Protestant denomination. -

Archaeologists unearth 1,500-year-old monastic complex in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a 1,500-year-old monastic complex in the Nile Delta, including a fifth-century building believed to have served as a reception facility for pilgrims, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced. -

Asian evangelical leaders discuss pastoral response to homosexuality through lens of shame culture, discipleship
Leaders from across Asia recently convened for a webinar organized by the Asia Evangelical Alliance to address one of the most sensitive issues facing churches in the region: how to respond biblically and pastorally to homosexuality. -

Paul's letter to the Romans should be read as a charter for world mission, German theologian says
rman theologian and missiologist Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher is calling for a renewed understanding of the Apostle Paul’s Letter to the Romans as a foundational text for global mission rather than a purely doctrinal treatise. In a recent interview with Christian Daily International, Schirrmacher reflects on insights from his latest book, The Letter to the Romans – a Charter for World Mission, arguing that Western theology has long overlooked the epistle’s missionary purpose. -

AI’s Scripture problem: misquotes range from 15% to 60%, says YouVersion CEO
YouVersion founder and CEO Bobby Gruenewald says artificial intelligence holds enormous promise. But when it comes to answering questions about God and Scripture, he believes the technology is not yet ready.
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