A new book explores how religion, once at the core of American higher education, made its way to the margins of campus life.

If we imagine religion as a technology, argues Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, we can better see the cause of its ...

The disgraced televangelist built his career on an undeniable talent. His downfall contributed to a major shift in how ...

Unrestricted birthright citizenship — the characteristically New World notion that being born on a country’s soil is enough ...

Superintendent Walters announces historic partnership with Amira LearningAs part of Amira Learning, Bill Bennett’s “Story of ...

A recent study asks whether altering consciousness with psychoactive substances can have religious value. Americans take ...

As we prepare to celebrate the founding of this nation, let’s keep this in mind: Religious liberty is fundamental to American ...

Representation of non-Abrahamic religions and spiritual traditions, particularly in the mainstream comics universe, is minimal. Even when they are portrayed in comics, their presentation, as Singh and ...

Host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush checks in with Public Religion Research Institute President Dr. Robert P. Jones about the ...

Most people who switch religions do not join another tradition; they leave religion altogether. Christians and Buddhists are ...

In 1999, after fleeing religious persecution by the Chinese regime, Ying Chen and her family took refuge in the United States ...

The values prevailing from the American Revolution were visible when Christians lined up to attend Kentucky's first synagogue ...