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Pope Asks for Extra Care when Using AI in Medicine

Pope Francis · Vatican City

Pope Asks for Extra Care when Using AI in Medicine

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Two key concerns were the ethical use of AI in medicine and on preserving the personal connection between patients and their health care professionals.See the Story

NT Wright: What if the Point of Christianity Isn’t Getting to Heaven?

NT Wright: What if the Point of Christianity Isn’t Getting to Heaven?

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For generations, Christians have framed faith as a question of destination. Believe, behave, endure — and someday you’ll make it to heaven. But N.T. Wright wants to reframe the story entirely. “The whole point,” he says, “was never for your soul to get to heaven. Jesus’ point was for the Kingdom of God to come on earth as in heaven.” It’s the kind of statement that sounds simple until you realize how much of modern Christianity it contradicts. T…See the Story

Love Is Key to Church’s Mental Health Ministry, Says Bishop Who Lost Family to Suicide

Mental Health · Phoenix

Love Is Key to Church’s Mental Health Ministry, Says Bishop Who Lost Family to Suicide

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According to the World Health Organization, more than 720,000 people die by suicide annually -- 73% in low- and middle-income countries.See the Story

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