Promoting Religious Liberty in Denmark0

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• February 10, 2021

Two years ago, an independent think tank on Christian persecution was established in Denmark, which the Danish Evangelical Alliance (DEA) decided to join. The initiative is not evangelical but was rather founded by a group of people from different parts of the Danish Church. As Thomas Mikkelsen, General Secretary of the DEA, points out, “I consider this as a strength, as it gives us high credibility in the political and diplomatic world.”

Understanding and Prioritising Freedom of Religion or Belief – Continued0

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• February 10, 2021

This resource explains how governments must respect FoRB. They may set up registration systems for religious communities but these must not make it impossible for people to exercise their beliefs. Nor can governments compel their citizens to change or reject their beliefs. And, while there may be a State religion, the authorities have a duty to treat all faiths equally.

Masters or Slaves? – AI and the future of humanity0

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• February 10, 2021

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a part of our everyday life and increasingly so. AI can definitely make our lives easier. Just think about navigation, internet searches, voice assistants, shopping, reading, or television watching recommendations. But did you ever stop to think about AI and where you would set its boundaries? And has the Bible anything to say about this?

Book Review “Influence with Respect”0

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• February 10, 2021

Western society has changed from Christian to secular. Under secularism – a faith without God – talking about God has become a taboo, a violoation of „neutrality“.

In this context,  Christian educators and leaders have become insecure and often too hesitant about passing on their values, as they are easily accused of indoctrination. But education is impossible without passing on values.

Approaches to Islam: A toolbox for those involved in ministry among Muslims0

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• February 10, 2021

Ever since Islam came into being in the 7th century AD Christians have had to find a way to relate to Islam as a new religion that began to spread around the world and to relate to Muslims as people that are strongly committed to one God, but also strongly rejecting Jesus being the Son of God.

Watch EEA´s January Zoom Café on The Global Church in the Network Society online0

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• February 3, 2021

We as EEA want to enable continious exchange and have therefore decided to introduce the monthly EEA Zoom Café.