Staff Writer Sophia Robertson argues that treating belief as a spectrum undermines the unity and credibility of religious ...

Or is religion what people come to believe and how they act based on their own reflections on and interpretations of formal teachings and rituals? Is it what people do with religious resources—images, ...

Even among Jews who do believe, there is a kind of reluctance to go all-in on God—a reticence when it comes to talking about ...

Believe it or not, nearly 90 percent of Christian religious leaders in the US believe in human-driven climate change, ...

So why is religion so pervasive and persistent? Psychologists, philosophers, anthropologists and even neuroscientists have suggested explanations for our natural predisposition to believe ...

Religion News Service columnist interviews the author of “Why Religion Went Obsolete: The Demise of Traditional Faith in America.” ...

NARRATOR: While they may all believe in different things, they respect each other’s backgrounds and religion. The world is a big place made up of lots of different countries and people.

(THE CONVERSATION) Nearly 90% of U.S. Christian religious leaders believe humans are driving climate change. When churchgoers learn how widespread this belief is, they report taking steps to reduce ...

In 2024, 63% of adults in Massachusetts identified with an organized religion, down from 81% in 2007. About the same amount of people in MA believe in God, heaven, or hell, but the way people act ...