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Analysis Opinion•Local Church•Young People

Research Shows that Catholics Are the Fourth Group That Most Attends Religious Services in the USA

Muslims and Catholics are in the third and fourth place respectively, in terms of regular attendance of religious services. Around 38% of Muslims and 33% of Catholics report that they attend services regularly, which indicates a significant commitment to religious practice in these communities.

Apr 03, 2024 01:51

Tim Daniels

Analysis Opinion

Hong Kong and the obsession with national security

In a place where 1,832 people are already in prison on political grounds, the new law implementing Article 23 only “cloak[s] injustice with a veil of institutional legitimacy,” wrote a few months ago Chow Hang-tung, jailed for remembering the dead in Tiananmen Square. The real answer is not to forget this China behind bars, in Hong Kong and in the People’s Republic.

Apr 02, 2024 23:48

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion

Is artificial intelligence a help or a threat to humanity?

This article will explore how the rise of AI – and generative AI in particular – brings into play the need for humans to build countervailing disciplines, skills, and communities. A robust human flourishing must counter the rise of machine learning.

Mar 24, 2024 13:24

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Marriage and Family

Demographic winter is coming, even to South Asia

The scientific journal Lancet relaunches a statistical study according to which by 2100 only six countries in the world would exceed the replacement threshold of 2.1 children per woman. But already by 2050 India, Bangladesh and Pakistan would see their current birth rates drop by more than a third.

Mar 22, 2024 23:41

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology•Young People

USA: Young People’s Support for Gay Unions Drops

22% of young people in the United States between 18 and 29 years of age identify with the LGBTQ ideology as do 58% of residents in the United States, who consider themselves liberals or relate to the Democratic Party. It is relevant that the majority of Americans considered to be LGBTQ have no religious affiliation: 35% say they are Christians and 5% are non-Christian believers.

Mar 20, 2024 00:16

Rafael Manuel Tovar