In Buddhism, faith is not blind belief but rather trust and confidence in direct experience, we find in “just knowing” ...

This shloka doesn’t describe what God wants. It reveals what remains when the personal self — the “I” — has vanished. It ...

That’s how strongholds form — in hearts, in homes, in nations. One compromise at a time. No one wakes up and says, “I want to lose my spiritual passion,” or “I want to feel far from God.” ...

In truth, God has no name or form. It is, however, not easy to worship the formless and attribute-less God. In order to cultivate devotion and concentration, we must turn to some form of God.

Firstly, denial of God’s existence or the truth of the Torah’s narrative is utterly incompatible with Judaism itself. Take, for example, the Passover seder.

On three occasions during His earthly ministry Jesus announced to His disciples what He came to earth to do. He came to suffer, die and be resurrected after three days ...

Visitors take a selfie in front of a re-creation of Noah's ark at the Ark Encounter theme park in Williamstown, Ky., in 2016. (John Minchillo/AP) Analysis by Philip Bump House Speaker Mike Johnson ...

God designed us this way. After all, he desires a relationship with us, so it would only make sense that he would create us with a desire for relationships as well.