Religious participation in the United States is showing signs of stability following years of decline, but new research from Pew also suggests that reports of a religious revival among young adults ...

Lula’s victory this past Sunday is just one more example of how race intersects all facets of Brazilian society, including ...

Never damage another person’s reputation simply for sport or to build your own social currency. Don't assume the worst about people; instead, try to assume the best. If you say something harmful that ...

Over the last few years, young educated adults are finding Catholicism more attractive than other forms of Christianity. Even at secular universities, these young men and women have settled on the ...

In 1647, England’s Witchfinder General published a pamphlet to address criticisms he had received for his methods. He responded to each critique in turn, revealing the secrets of his complicated, ...

NEW YORK — The King’s College, the private four-year Christian school based in downtown Manhattan, will permanently close after failing “to secure the support necessary,” the school said on its ...

Let’s actually dig into the widely held belief that American Orthodox Christianity is experiencing a huge surge in converts ...

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 ...

After reading a recent piece this week at Religion Unplugged — headlined “AI might be conscious. If so, God help us” — I was ...

Filmed on location across the country, it holds grief and vitality side by side: the final service at Belding United Methodist Church in Michigan; a Minnesota farm-country Lutheran congregation; ...

Once upon a time, there were so many children at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Levittown, New York, that the parish outside ...

Gabe Bullard’s new book “Against Convenience” addresses some of these problems and argues “not against an easier path, but against the idea that the paths in front of us are truly any easier.” ...