Today, we’re introducing “Believing,” a yearlong exploration from The Times on how we experience religion and spirituality ...

As Christians, we can rejoice in our neighbors' newfound openness to faith because we have this strange belief about death ...

Millions have left organized religion, but the search for meaning, community, and spiritual fulfillment continues outside ...

Unicorns don’t exist. They’re mythical creatures – fabled horses with magical horns that supposedly cure the incurable. So, ...

Led by Yale Divinity School graduates, the movement draws on faith to “welcome the stranger” in contrast to Christian ...

Jesus is coming again to “judge the living and the dead.” The Trump administration doesn’t have the authority to make such ...

But Shabtai, a Jewish society based at Yale University whose founders include Sen. Cory Booker, is hosting Ben-Gvir twice: ...

Dan Cogdell, legal counsel for the controversial residential proposal, says that right-wing Texas politicians are taking ...

In recent weeks, a small but pointed COVID-based theater project has triggered a strange trail of digital disruption.

No “schism” was to be found on Good Friday, April 18, as Roman Catholics and Greek Orthodox Christians walked together in a ...

The vast traditions of Islam and Catholicism, while distinct branches of the Abrahamic tree, converge unexpectedly in their ...

EVERY year during this season, the state — despite the Constitution's declaration that the separation of state and church is "inviolable" — reinforces belief in God, and specifically in the Christian ...