Articles

Hindu nationalism no longer needs India's borders—just a diaspora, a grievance, and a network willing to supply the vocabulary

What the Texas Senate candidate’s religion-infused campaign reveals about the political possibilities and limitations of progressive Christianity

The legal labor system that allows for the exploitation and trafficking of female domestic workers to several Middle Eastern...

Is the current political climate about the failure of Muslim representation—or the impossibility of it given the state of...

How films by Palestinian directors combined with social media videos from Gaza inspire people to demand justice for Palestinians

Why many right-wing evangelicals disdain Western Europe

The harmful effects of Dobson's work and why Epstein utilized the Focus on the Family founder's writing

A mix of religious beliefs, emotional support, and new technology is making an app service very popular

A Black church in transition–and what happens when neighborhood demographics change drastically, leaving few people invested in a historic...

How Catholic social media figures are enabling a far-right shift

How the rich tradition of Iranian wine is making a comeback today

The movement to revolutionize dying and mourning, with ancient roots

The Navajo Nation’s objections to cremated remains on the moon, and today's controversies over religion in outer space

How MAGA wants to co-opt the famous artist, and the truth about the pop icon’s religiosity

The vulnerable migrant workers who keep Saudia Arabia running for millions of tourists every year

Inside the valley where race, desire, and memory for “pure Aryans” collided

Pastors are encouraging their congregants to vote exclusively for the ruling political party

A conspiracy theory sweeping India that is leading to the persecution of interfaith couples

Evangelical communities fighting to take back their faith

Conservative Christian groups are turning to the courts to bring conversion therapy back to the brink of legitimacy

The battle over secular public education in the U.S. today

The coalitions that were able to come together during the AIDS epidemic because a queer church owned its own...

Keeping a century-old movement alive, and renewed for today's problems, in the fight for social justice

A multireligious coalition united to fight autocracy and promote the benefits of religious and ethnic diversity