Most Christians in Western Europe today are non-practicing, but Christian identity still remains a meaningful religious, social and cultural marker. Read 10 key findings from our new survey.

Western religions." That's an understatement. In Western civilization, religion is commonly conscripted to aid and abet the denial of death and loss.

This brief review cannot by itself resolve the question of human free will which Western religions have struggled with for thousands of years.

The Western Wall is one of the most sacred and contested religious sites in the world. Originally a retaining wall for the Second Temple, it has become a focal point of Jewish prayer and identity. But ...

F OR DECADES America’s fastest-growing religious affiliation was no religion at all. In 1990 just 5% of Americans said they were atheists, agnostics or believed in “nothing in particular”. By 2019 ...

An interview with friends of author Vine Deloria Jr. on the reissue of his book “God Is Red: A Native View of Religion.” What the book means to them and why the text is still relevant today.

How is it different from the way we talk about sacrifice in Western religions? In the monotheistic religions, we understand the sacrificial, too—the Abrahamic possible sacrifice of Isaac and of ...

Ryan Coogler's newest movie, 'Sinners,' explores the history of spirituality and Western religion through the lens of colonization and oppression.

Many of today’s college students question the tenets of Western religion and exhibit deep interests in Hinduism and Buddhism, Mullinax says.