The steeple with the cross on top of a church in China is engulfed in flames. | Screenshot: YouTube/ Bitter WinterAccording to Bitter Winter, a magazine on religious liberty and human rights, the National Religious Affairs Administration in China has released regulations that significantly limit online religious content based on existing laws. Self-promotion is banned, and clergy may not use religious identity to attract followers or traffic. Bitter Winter reported, “Clergy may not evangelize to underage users or organize youth religious camps or training. There should be no fundraising, selling religious merchandise, or monetizing religious activities online.