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Based on 6 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

Intercultural encounters in the Danish church in 2010s The church as a social caretaker became less common throughout the 20th century as the Nordic welfare state increasingly took over this task. [1]

PoliticsIndonesian hard-line Islamist groups flex their muscles Growing protest movement against Jakarta governor challenges political establishment Protesters chanting during the Dec. [2]

New Patriarch of Jerusalem: sense of community and belonging to meet the challenges of the Holy Land Mgr Pizzaballa talks to AsiaNews about the crisis and uncertainty caused by the novel coronavirus and political and economic difficulties. [3]

Pope: social issues and gospel are inseparable, but God must "be in centre" Benedict XVI issued a warning to the first world that is "deaf" to God. At times, churches of the West prefer social projects over evangelization. [5]

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