Manga has always been a medium in which the ordinary and the extraordinary coexist. A playground can become a site of spiritual encounter, a forest can conceal ancient powers and a familiar creature ...
After reading a recent piece this week at Religion Unplugged — headlined “AI might be conscious. If so, God help us” — I was ...
Worshippers, including Druids, Wiccans and other pagan groups, have gathered at England's Stonehenge for 6,000 years — and this year was no different. As the sun crested over the horizon, shining its ...
Once upon a time, there were so many children at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Levittown, New York, that the parish outside ...
The planned execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan sparked renewed debate among Christians over capital punishment. Catholic leaders cited church teaching opposing the death penalty, while some ...
From the Yazidis to the Rohingya, from the Uyghurs to other communities facing growing threats around the world, the use and ...
As some religious studies scholars argue, the charge that Hindus worship false gods and idols took hold in American national culture nearly two centuries ago. Nineteenth-century American schoolbooks, ...
Day after day, the senator-judges begin proceedings by asking God for the same things — truth, wisdom, justice and freedom from bias. As they prepare to decide Vice President Sara Duterte’s fate, thos ...
A recent news release from Christianity Today touted the magazine’s “new editorial leadership team.” It failed to mention the ...
Where do you go to vote on Election Day? I am assuming that all you readers are actually voting. If you don’t, it’s my solemn duty as a classically trained political scientist to tell you that your ...
A significant case the U.S. Supreme Court will hear on appeal Nov. 3 evokes major elements of this century’s culture wars. This public policy clash pits claims based upon venerable religious rights ...
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