For every religious typology group, spending time with family ranks among the most meaningful aspects of life. But people also find fulfillment in many other places, including their careers, hobbies, ...

How different would the world be today if George Harrison, the introspective Beatle, hadn't chanced to pick up a sitar during the filming of "Help!" and start plinking away at it? Well, maybe not all ...

This post is in response to What Is the Meaning of Life for You? By Gleb Tsipursky Ph.D. Imagine the following scenario: you have been raised in a deeply evangelical household. From an early age, your ...

In a world where religious institutions have long defined our understanding of spirituality, a growing number of individuals ...

I have a theory: New Year’s resolutions have nothing to do with the turn of the calendar year. There’s a much stronger force at play: that, every December, America collectively visits its family.

Participation in traditional religions in America continues to decline, but eternal questions don’t go away. Many of those who now call themselves spiritual but not religious are searching for ways to ...

Picking a name for your child is one of the first major decisions parents make. Names with religious significance are not ...

Religious sentiment among Gen Z Americans and college students has captured the nation and the media over the past few years and experts believe the trend is indicative of the younger generation's ...

A friend of mine once said, "Once a Catholic, always a Catholic." And he's no longer a practicing Catholic. The idea behind his saying was that religion sticks with you, even when you no longer ...