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The project examines how artificial intelligence is transforming religious authority, ritual practice, and community life across Europe’s diverse spiritual landscape. Through comparative case studies of vernacular Christianity and contemporary Paganism, the research analyzes algorithmic personalization, content-moderation biases, and emerging forms of digital spirituality. Combining ethnography, netnography, and critical algorithm studies, it develops the concept of algorithmic pluralism to promote inclusive digital governance. Ethical concerns—such as datafication of prayer and spiritual privacy—are explored alongside grassroots innovations. The study strengthens the Digital Religion Observatory Network’s role as a bridge between academic research and European policy-making.