Merkel preaches tolerance, religious freedom at Reformation ceremonyWITTENBERG, Germany (Reuters) - Invoking the spirit of the Reformation, Chancellor Angela Merkel called for religious freedom and tolerance on Tuesday and said Germany should lend extra support to the children of refugees  who have experienced awful things.   We have learned that tolerance is the soul of Europe,  she said at a ceremony on the 500th anniversary of the reformation in Wittenberg, where Martin Luther is said to have nailed his theses challenging Catholicism to a church door. Luther argued against what he saw as abusive practices by Catholic preachers, though the reformation divided western Christianity and resulted in violence, persecution and discrimination. Merkel, the daughter of a protestant pastor, praised Luther s translation of the Bible into a standard form of written German, which she said made its teachings accessible to the population at large.  Religious education was a fundamental concern of the reformation,  she said, stressing the importance of education for everyone.  To learn and develop skills, some children need to be given more support than others - for example when parental support is lacking. This applies too to integrating children from refugee families who have experienced and undergone awful things.  Merkel has come under fire for allowing more than one million migrants to enter Germany over the past two years - a decision that saw her conservatives bleed support to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in a national election last month. People from different backgrounds often knew too little about each other, she said, stressing the importance of dialogue between religions.  Just as the freedom of belief always has to be protected from religious fanaticism, so freedom of worship, on the other hand, requires that religion be protected from contempt,  Merkel added. To honor the 500th anniversary, Reformation Day was a public holiday in Germany this year. worldnews
merkel reaches tolerance religious freedom reformation ceremonywittenberg germany reuters invoking spirit reformation chancellor angela merkel called religious freedom tolerance tuesday said germany lend extra support children refugees experienced awful things we learned tolerance soul europe said ceremony anniversary reformation wittenberg martin luther said nailed theses challenging catholics church door luther argued saw abusive practices catholic preachers though reformation divided western christianity resulted violence persecution discrimination merkel daughter protestant pastor praised luther translation bible standard form written german said made teachings accessible population large religious education fundamental concern reformation said stressing importance education everyone to learn develop skills children need given support others example parental support lacking this applies integrating children refugee families experienced undergone awful things merkel come fire allowing one million migrants enter germany past two years decision saw conservatives bleed support alternative germany afd party national election last month people different backgrounds often knew little said stressing importance dialogue religions just freedom belief always protected religious fanatics freedom worship hand requires religion protected contempt merkel added to honor anniversary reformation day public holiday germany year worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Merkel preaches tolerance, religious freedom at Reformation ceremonyWITTENBERG, Germany (Reuters) - Invoking the spirit of the Reformation, Chancellor Angela Merkel called for religious freedom and tolerance on Tuesday and said Germany should lend extra support to the children of refugees  who have experienced awful things.   We have learned that tolerance is the soul of Europe,  she said at a ceremony on the 500th anniversary of the reformation in Wittenberg, where Martin Luther is said to have nailed his theses challenging Catholicism to a church door. Luther argued against what he saw as abusive practices by Catholic preachers, though the reformation divided western Christianity and resulted in violence, persecution and discrimination. Merkel, the daughter of a protestant pastor, praised Luther s translation of the Bible into a standard form of written German, which she said made its teachings accessible to the population at large.  Religious education was a fundamental concern of the reformation,  she said, stressing the importance of education for everyone.  To learn and develop skills, some children need to be given more support than others - for example when parental support is lacking. This applies too to integrating children from refugee families who have experienced and undergone awful things.  Merkel has come under fire for allowing more than one million migrants to enter Germany over the past two years - a decision that saw her conservatives bleed support to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in a national election last month. People from different backgrounds often knew too little about each other, she said, stressing the importance of dialogue between religions.  Just as the freedom of belief always has to be protected from religious fanaticism, so freedom of worship, on the other hand, requires that religion be protected from contempt,  Merkel added. To honor the 500th anniversary, Reformation Day was a public holiday in Germany this year. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: merkel reaches tolerance religious freedom reformation ceremonywittenberg germany reuters invoking spirit reformation chancellor angela merkel called religious freedom tolerance tuesday said germany lend extra support children refugees experienced awful things we learned tolerance soul europe said ceremony anniversary reformation wittenberg martin luther said nailed theses challenging catholics church door luther argued saw abusive practices catholic preachers though reformation divided western christianity resulted violence persecution discrimination merkel daughter protestant pastor praised luther translation bible standard form written german said made teachings accessible population large religious education fundamental concern reformation said stressing importance education everyone to learn develop skills children need given support others example parental support lacking this applies integrating children refugee families experienced undergone awful things merkel come fire allowing one million migrants enter germany past two years decision saw conservatives bleed support alternative germany afd party national election last month people different backgrounds often knew little said stressing importance dialogue religions just freedom belief always protected religious fanatics freedom worship hand requires religion protected contempt merkel added to honor anniversary reformation day public holiday germany year worldnews