Is blasphemy wrong? Catholics are turning against the US president for his attacks on the Pope. It has revived a centuries-old debate over offending religious groups.
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Divine Dispute: Donald Trump's AI-generated imagery and criticisms of the Pope have reignited a fierce global debate over the boundaries of blasphemy and free speech. Glossary
Statue of Liberty - A joint French-American project, finished in 1886, the statue celebrates the abolition of slavery and international friendship. Its original name was Liberty Enlightening the World.
Doctored - Deliberately altered or changed.
Roman Catholic Church - A large branch of Christianity led by the Pope, based in Vatican City.
Vatican - Where the Pope lives in Italy.
Morality - A system of values based what one believes to be right and just.
Infallible - Incapable of making mistakes.
Blasphemy - Speaking with contempt or disrespect about a religious deity or sacred person. Blasphemy laws were abolished in the UK in 2008.
Holy Spirit - In Christianity, the Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, co-equal and co-eternal with God the Father and God the Son.
Sin - Something that is immoral, often in religious law.
Gospel - In the Bible, a teaching of Christ. Also a genre of Christian music.
Eternal - Lasting forever.
Protestant Reformers - People in the 16th century who protested against the practices of the Catholic Church, leading to the start of new Christian groups.
Orthodox Sikhs - People who strictly follow the traditional teachings and original laws of the Sikh religion.
Freedom of Speech - The legal right to say what you think or express your opinions without being stopped or punished by the government.
Cannibalism - The practice of eating members of the same species.