宗教
Almeida backtracks and denies post-abortion syndrome existence
2025年10月03日(金) AIによって生成された画像
Madrid's mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has backtracked on his stance, now stating that post-abortion syndrome does not exist as a recognized scientific category. This contrasts with support from Spanish bishops and parties like Vox and PP for the concept, despite clear scientific denial. The debate arises amid political discussions on abortion in Spain.
South African Man's Rapture Prediction Ignites Social Media Storm
A South African man's viral TikTok prediction that the biblical Rapture would occur on September 24, 2025, triggered widespread reactions across social media platforms, blending humor, anxiety, and theological debate. As the predicted date arrived and passed without incident, users shared memes, live streams, and personal reflections, highlighting the enduring fascination with end-times prophecies in the digital age. The event underscored how social media amplifies fringe beliefs, potentially influencing vulnerable audiences amid global uncertainties.
ドラン枢機卿が保守カトリックサミットで演説
2025年10月04日(土) AIによるレポート
ティモシー・ドラン枢機卿は、右翼カトリシズムに焦点を当てたTurning Point USAのイベントで講演し、生命と家族の問題に関する共有価値を強調した。この登場は、カトリック教会内の政治的連帯に関する継続的な緊張を浮き彫りにする。チャーリー・カークが主催したサミットは、信仰と保守主義の融合で注目を集めた。
Police investigate Muslim congregation after imam's sermon on hitting women
2025年10月02日(木) AIによるレポート
Police in Kristianstad are investigating a local Muslim congregation following a sermon by Imam Abu Raad, where he discussed physically disciplining wives. The remarks have drawn strong criticism from other Swedish imams. The incident highlights tensions around religious teachings in modern society.
Social minister condemns imam's sermon on hitting wives
2025年09月30日(火) AIによるレポート
Social Minister Jakob Forssmed has expressed strong anger over an imam's sermon in a Stockholm mosque describing how men should hit their wives. The sermon, filmed in 2021, has recently come to light and sparked debate on violence against women. Forssmed calls the statements unacceptable and demands action.
The unusual story of the '1,000 reasons to believe' festival backed by Estrosi
The '1,000 Reasons to Believe' festival, promoting Christian faith, is the subject of a curious story reported by Le Monde. Backed by Nice mayor Christian Estrosi, the event raises questions about its organization and funding. The article delves into the origins and controversies surrounding this initiative.