A New York Times series is exploring how religion and spirituality shape our lives. The reporter behind it found examples in ...

Belief in an afterlife, God and spirits in nature is widespread globally. Older adults are more likely than younger adults to ...

Most Americans said they engage in astrology, Tarot cards or readings by fortune tellers for fun, according to a poll. Some religious groups are among those most likely to consult these practices for ...

With the election of Pope Leo XIV, everyone around the world is tuned in to this latest example of how prominent organized ...

The religion would experience two major splits ... according to Vatican News. Catholics believe that each pope, the bishop of Rome, is a successor to the throne held by Saint Peter, with authority ...

But it wasn’t until Rodgers was exposed to other religions as a young adult that ... helped me to figure out exactly what I wanted to believe in,” he added. “Ultimately, it was that rules ...

Still, it is probably fair to say, many non-religious people believe it is possible to live a good and fulfilling life without following a religion, and without a belief in a god or gods.