Editor's Letter Editor’s Letter: Exciting Award from the American Academy of ReligionAugust 5, 2026Brett KrutzschA prestigious 1st-place prize for Anuj Behal for his writing in The Revealer
Perspective Conspiracism as ReligionAugust 5, 2026Noelle CookHow conspiracy theories function like religion, and how they’re transforming American politics
Column More than Missionary: Cruising ReligionAugust 5, 2026Gillian FrankEntry Denied: A short history of LGBTQ+ cruises and religious conflicts
Review "Unreconciled": The Shared Suffering of Clergy Sexual AbuseAugust 5, 2026Brian ClitesA new play explores what a community knew about a priest who abused their children for years
Review “Leviticus” and the Rise of Queer Religious HorrorAugust 5, 2026Emma CieslikA new horror film brings to light the real-life trauma of conversion therapy
Feature James Talarico and the Christian LeftAugust 5, 2026Miguel PetroskyWhat the Texas Senate candidate’s religion-infused campaign reveals about the political possibilities and limitations of progressive Christianity
Podcast The Revealer Podcast Episode 71: Wellness Culture and ReligionAugust 5, 2026Editorial StaffThe limits of today’s wellness trends and how thinking about their religious roots might give them more meaning
Podcast The Revealer Podcast Episode 72: The January 6 Women Insurrectionists and Their Conspiracy BeliefsAugust 5, 2026Editorial StaffWhy so many women are drawn to conspiracy theories
Perspective A Radical Reimagining of “Never Again”December 11, 2025Niyati EversThe daughter of Holocaust survivors reflects on her ancestors’ legacy amidst the violence in Gaza
Feature On the Frontiers of Psychedelic-Assisted Chaplaincy and Spiritual CareApril 4, 2024Ken ChitwoodChaplains and religious leaders are working with people to use psychedelics to heal from trauma and have spiritual experiences
Feature Tainted Love: Reckoning with the Damage of Purity CultureNovember 11, 2022Ellie BroughtonCould conservative Christian teachings about sex cause physiological and psychological problems that last into adulthood?
Review Using Comedy to Talk about Religious TraumaJuly 26, 2022Emma CieslikA review of Taylor Tomlinson’s Netflix special Look At You
Conversation On Objects, Trauma, and LossFebruary 4, 2021Kali Handelman, Laura LevittKali Handelman interviews Laura Levitt about her new book, The Objects That Remain
Feature Trauma Yoga, Goat Yoga, and Other Yoga Trends in an Age of Social IsolationApril 7, 2020Shreena Niketa GandhiHow are people using yoga to address their mental health needs?