Faith
EU Urged to Defend Christians in South Asia
Faith Facts
- Christian advocates from South Asia called for stronger EU action on religious freedom, citing increased attacks on believers and other minorities.
- More than 600 violent incidents against Christians were reported in India in 2025, and anti-conversion laws are often used to criminalize peaceful faith practices.
- Pakistan continues to misuse harsh blasphemy laws, resulting in fatal violence and the persecution of innocent Christians and other minorities.
Christian leaders appealed to the European Parliament to champion religious liberty amid severe persecution in South Asia.
Recent testimonies revealed that believers in India and Pakistan face harassment, unjust laws, and even violence simply for gathering or practicing their faith.
“Christians in India are punished not for wrongdoing but for simply gathering, praying, or helping their neighbors.”
In Pakistan, blasphemy laws have caused false accusations and mob violence, leaving many Christian families traumatized and vulnerable.
“False accusations of blasphemy continue to spark mob violence.”
The conference highlighted the urgent need for legal reforms and better protection for believers as Sri Lanka and Nepal also see growing threats to worship and Christian mission.
Victims thanked God for faithful intervention and called on the EU to act boldly to defend the voiceless.
“Unless the international community acts, countless innocent people will continue to suffer under laws that are used to silence and destroy the most vulnerable.”
Christian advocates stressed that upholding religious freedom is a God-given right and a cornerstone of just societies. Pray that EU leaders respond righteously and work faithfully to safeguard those persecuted for their faith.
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“I’ve always believed in writing songs for real people who are going through real things,”
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“This album is an invitation for the misfits, the church kids, and the prodigals and is a reminder that no matter your story, you’re already loved.”
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Faith Facts
- Ryan Gosling produced family-friendly sci-fi to enjoy with his wife Eva Mendes and daughters.
- Film highlights sacrifice mirroring John 15:13, fostering courage over fear.
- Rejects dystopian gloom, celebrates God-given human ingenuity and cooperation.
Ryan Gosling stars as Ryland Grace in Project Hail Mary, a film he produced for his family’s enjoyment amid scarce wholesome entertainment.
“[My wife] Eva and I look for films that we can go to with our whole family, and we find it hard to find.”
The story follows Grace, a science teacher awakening on a spaceship to save Earth from a solar threat, bonding with alien Rocky in sacrificial friendship.
This reflects greater love in John 15:13:
“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”
“There’s something thematically that you want to show your kids,”
Gosling said, praising its shift from panic to problem-solving.
Gosling connects Grace’s terror and resilience to fatherhood, urging curiosity over anxiety in uncertain times.
“The future is not to be feared. It’s something to figure out.”
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Faith Facts
- Closes loopholes banning adults pretending to be children in pornographic material.
- Requires platforms to verify age and consent, granting depicted women right to withdraw consent anytime.
- Prohibits incest, step-incest content and ‘nudification’ apps to protect vulnerable.
Christian think tank CARE hails House of Lords votes imposing safeguards on online pornography, long unchecked unlike BBFC-regulated terrestrial content.
These reforms uphold Biblical standards by banning exploitative material that humiliates women and depicts illegal acts.
Caroline Ansell, CARE’s director of advocacy and policy, said
“It marks an important moment in the fight to bring basic standards, safeguards and accountability to an online porn industry that has operated in the shadows for too long.”
“We warmly welcome the amendments passed, each of them will better protect women, children, and anyone at risk of harm,” she said.
The government’s Online Safety Act advances family protections against youth porn access, while vigilance remains for free speech.
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