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Ugandan beaten by sons for converting to Christianity (opens the original)
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A Christian in eastern Uganda has been hospitalised after his Muslim sons beat him for leaving Islam. Kibirige Abumusa, 52, put his faith in Christ on 1 June at an open-air evangelistic event in Jinja City, which he had been encouraged to attend by a business colleague. When he returned home two months later, his adult son, 28-year-old Kibirige Nudallah, confronted him about his conversion, before beating him with a stick so badly that he was unable to leave hospital for a week. Abumusa’s four o
AI takeover: What do Christians make of the threat? (opens the original)
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Can artificial intelligence (AI) bring humanity to an end? What once sounded like science fiction is now a serious question being debated by leading AI researchers, politicians and scientists. And now, Christians are beginning to weigh in. In early September, warnings about the development of AI superintelligence exploded into the public consciousness after a top AI researcher at Anthropic (the company developing AI language model Claude) claimed that there was a greater than ten per cent chance
MPs vote against assisted suicide bill (opens the original)
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This afternoon, after five hours of debate, MPs voted against the assisted suicide bill. It was voted down by 286 to 270. The bill was first introduced last year by MP Kim Leadbeater, and while MPs initially voted it through the House of Commons, it then ran out of time in the House of Lords. An almost identical bill was introduced by Lauren Edwards this June. Now that it has failed a second time, it is unlikely there will be any further attempts to introduce assisted suicide for several years.
London abortion march: ‘More opposition than ever’ (opens the original)
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More than 10,000 pro-lifers marched through Westminster on Saturday, where they faced an unusually robust counter-protest from pro-choice activists. Marching under the theme "abortion hurts the family", Orthodox Christians, Catholics, Anglicans and many evangelicals were among those who gathered at the Emmanuel Centre. As they made their way to the Houses of Parliament, singing Christian hymns, they were joined by a chanting pro-choice presence, many of whom were part of a counter-protest organi
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