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Simon Levy asked why his call to churches of all religions to promote the culturalization of America scandalized some people, while, according to him, they did not express the same outrage at what he described as the culture of death of drug trafficking and wokism. He attributed that difference to hypocrisy, corruption, and the role of pawns played by those who criticized his proposal. #Culturización #Religión #Hipocresía (translated)

Merit Wager wrote that Finland's Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen had said that Finland should not accept traditions, cultures, or customs that limited girls' freedom. According to the Swedish translation that Wager shared, Valtonen believed that girls and women should be able to decide over their own lives, and that religious or cultural norms should not be used to restrict their freedom. Wager also recounted Valtonen's statement that the National Coalition Party wanted to ban face-covering garments, such as the burqa and niqab, in schools and other educational institutions. Valtonen had said that the government led by the National Coalition Party had strengthened the rights of girls and women by more clearly criminalizing forced marriages and female genital mutilation. She had described female genital mutilation as violence and said that every girl had the right to bodily integrity. According to Wager's account, Valtonen also emphasized that equality, individual freedom, and human rights should not be overridden by references to religion, culture, or tradition. Every girl should have the right to be seen, heard, dream, and shape her future based on her own desires, she had said. #Jämställdhet #MänskligaRättigheter #KvinnorsRättigheter (translated)

Constantin Schreiber wrote that people must be protected from discrimination, while ideas and religions, in his view, do not require protection from criticism. He described this distinction as central to the engagement with Islam. https://t.co/w5uyBZWDw6 https://t.co/KB8Mv85xNU #Diskriminierung #Kritik #Islam (translated)

The author 🅲🅾🆇🆇 described Azerbaijan as Islamic and wrote that the wearing of headscarves had been banned there as of that moment. According to his account, the ban applied to both female students and teachers. https://t.co/sPvYMRXxPQ #Aserbaidschan #Kopftuchverbot #Religionsfreiheit (translated)

American Jewish religious teachers canceled a visit to the preschools of Reggio Emilia after being asked for a statement of dissent regarding the occupation of Gaza, causing shock and the trip's cancellation by the American institutions. #ReggioEmilia #Educazione #DiscriminazioneReligiosa (translated)

God wrote that some political ideologies resembled religion because, according to him, they were not guided by rational criteria, appealed to instincts, and divided people into good and bad. He also stated that they promised a paradise, denied reality, and had myths, preachers, martyrs, heretics, and followers. #Política #Ideología #Sociedad (translated)

Stéphane Azihari wrote that Madame Badinter had signed, out of tolerance, a text on the effects of the progression of a religion that he associated with the most illiberal attitudes of the social spectrum. He also disparaged his interlocutor, portraying him as pretentious and lacking real competence in sociology. #tolérance #religion #sociologie (translated)

Donald Trump intensified his attacks against Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate for the Senate in Michigan, calling him a terrorist sympathizer, to which El-Sayed responded by stating that the president is using his name and religion to divert attention from the problems created by his policies. #ElSayed #Trump #Midterms (translated)

Make my day happy, he maintained that the Cross should not be confused with the Church nor reduced to the image of a bishop preaching from a pulpit. He described it as something broader than a religion: a symbol of the West, of the neighborhood, and of the values learned at home during childhood. He added that if the Cross fell, everyone would fall with it. #Cruz #Valores #Occidente (translated)

DAN said that, after criticizing a religion, the president of the Islamic association, whom he called Adalberto, warned that someone might commit an attack. He wondered why, according to him, those who discuss his ideas do not think of using explosives and described the situation as a phenomenon worthy of study. #LibertadDeExpresión #Tolerancia #DiálogoIntercultural (translated)

He criticized Rosalía and argued that she had based her personality and her latest album on Catholicism, despite having once wanted to visit a church of another religion. He also claimed that the singer had shifted from presenting herself as very Spanish to identifying as Latina and then as very Catholic, and concluded that she lacked her own personality. #Rosalía #Música #Identidad (translated)

Henrik Dahl wrote to Eva Lund, Morten Dahlin, and Mads Strange, that the Pentecostal movement was a marginalized part of Danish Christianity. He claimed that they knew it well but refrained from acknowledging it publicly because their arguments would then fall apart. #Pinsebevægelsen #DanskKristendom #Religionsdebat (translated)

The public broadcasting blog wrote that the fact-checkers of Tagesschau explained that arson attacks on Christian churches are not related to anti-Christian sentiment, as the religious affiliation of the perpetrators is not recorded. #OerrBlog https://t.co/pnXbc3CXK2 #Religionsfreiheit #Christen #Faktencheck (translated)

The author wrote that the AfD had invited Tobias Riemenschneider, whom he referred to as perhaps the best-known pastor in Germany at the moment. Riemenschneider accepted the invitation, even though he does not consider the party to be either Christian or biblical. The author asked whether one could still vote for the AfD and announced that he would also question Riemenschneider about an accusation. https://t.co/0vQD2pxamZ #AfD #Religion #Wahlen #DE (translated)