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Catherine Pepinster

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Journalist and religion commentator. Author: Defenders of the Faith out now from @HodderFaith In the UK bit.ly/DefendersUK In the US bit.ly/DefendersUS
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AI can do so much for us, but human wisdom will always win

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By Catherine Pepinster
| religionmediacentre.org.uk
By Catherine Pepinster Artificial intelligence is fast, it’s number-crunching, information-analysing and seductive. It transforms much of what humanity does — but ultimately it is no alternative to the wisdom that humans can bring to their thinking. That was the conclusion of a round table discussion on AI at the Religion Media Centre Festival on Monday.
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Faith is integral to societies, even in increasingly secular Europe, says think tank

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By Catherine Pepinster
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Religion is continuing to be a major influence in an increasingly secular Europe — not so much through church attendance and worship but because it is embedded in its values, especially those to do with the economy, according to a Berlin-based think tank, the Rockwool Foundation.
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How a radio chat led to return of a shul’s precious Torah rolls

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By Catherine Pepinster
| religionmediacentre.org.uk
By Catherine Pepinster When Methodist minister Joanne Cox-Darling chatted to the BBC Radio 2 presenter Owain Wyn Evans about Jewish scrolls stolen from a synagogue five miles from her Manchester church, little did she realise that she would set off a series of events that would lead to their recovery. Rev Jo Cox-Darling, Manchester Methodists The conversation happened in the run-up to her presenting her Pause for Thought slot during the Early Breakfast Show last Thursday.
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