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From Icons to AI: Evolution of Imagery in Religious Communication

Attribution of Religious Characteristics to AI: A Critical Exploration

Today we find a number of attributions of religious characteristics to AI. In usages like “apocalyptic AI,” “homo deus,” “AI as Imago Dei,” “virtual i...

Pakikipagkapwa–Tao and Bayanihan Spirit in Community Pantries: Paul Ricoeur on Filipinos as Responsible Human Beings

The COVID-19 pandemic4 has had a profound impact on Filipinos and people worldwide, limiting children’s mobility to play, students’ ability to study,...

Anglicized Krishna in India: A Study on God-Posters in ISKCON

To see and to be seen by the image of the deity is an important religious activity in Hinduism. These images vary from idols to pocket-sized pictures...

Integration into the Local Community by Catholic Migrants through Religious Participation in Hanoi, Vietnam

With the substantial flow of people from rural to urban areas in recent years, especially in the capital city of Hanoi, Vietnam, migration has become...

Vaccine Hesitancy as Lived Experience among Members of a Christian Community in the Philippines

Vaccine hesitancy in a Christian community like the Jesus Christ the Eternal Savior International Ministries (JESIM) remained relevant in today’s effo...

Russia’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine: Before, During, and the Morning After

Russia’s special military operation has been going on since February 24, 2022, though armed hostilities have started since 2014 and Russia’s mistrust...

Aliens and Strangers (1 Pet 2: 11-12) in Indonesian Context

Using the Twitter Data Classifier Web Application (TDCWA) to Identify Social Issues for the Philippines’ Synod of Synodalities

Buddhist Approaches towards Effective Interreligious Dialogue: A Study of the Anguttara Nikaya

Reviving the Islamic Narratives about the Sacredness of Nature: A Case for Nasr’s Ecosophy as Political Ecology after the COVID-19 Pandemic

This paper analyses the COVID-19 pandemic as a form of metaphysical crisis in addition to its well-known status as a global health crisis.

Communication Leading to Communion: Social Communications in the Digital Culture through the Catholic Church’s Engagement in Social Media during the COVID-19 Pandemic

With the prohibition of religious gatherings by the Philippine government to help curb the spread of the COVID-19, the Catholic Church had to close it...