Meera Subramanian The people on the streets of Delhi, are saying: We won’t disappear.

A provisional liturgy makes the U.S. Episcopal Church the first to practice same-sex marriage ceremonies, "in true unity."

"Panopticism is a form of knowledge and a form of power."

Reading broadly.

Conflict in western Burma's Arakan state has displaced thousands of Muslim Rohingyas and Buddhist Arakanese. From the Burmese...

By Natasja Sheriff On breaking the deafening silence surrounding two international human rights and climate change events.

From Patton Burchett's "Religions of India" class, 28 poems after Kabir, the celebrated 15-16th century devotional poet and social...

William Hogeland on Herman Husband, the War of the Regulation and his new book, Founding Finance

Good reads pulled from The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Nation, The Paris Review, The Revealer and elsewhere.

By Natasja Sheriff From Tibet, Burma and India, the first of a weekly round-up of religion-related news from around...

By Ann Neumann In one-inch letters the headlines told us what we were seeing: SAVAGES.

From Varanasi, India, Meera Subramanian’s inner pragmatist ponders the meaning of strength and devotion as she witnesses the Hindu...

By Nathan Stradle It’s nice to think the truth is out there somewhere, because it gets pretty alarming looking...

By Joe McKnight Part 4 of a four part series comparing the epic lives of Sundiata, medieval Malian ruler,...

By Jack Downey A student group's reasons for uninviting Ann Coulter from a visit to Fordham University should...

Part three of Joe McKnight's series on the epic lives of Sundiata, medieval Malian ruler, and Iyad ag-Ghali, a...

From Beirut, Irina Papkova describes in the second of two posts how former political opponents are maintaining Lebanon's fragile...

From "The Eye," a short story by Alice Monro, excerpted from her new book of short stories, Dear Life,...

By Maurice Chammah The question of Zionism and whether or not you support it has for a while now...

"The relationship between Lebanon and Syria is intricate and complicated, and the chaos in Syria presents serious challenges for...

By Nathan Schradle: Let's talk about sex, baby.

Special for The Revealer: Alexander Zaitchik travels to Ecuador where he experiences the highs and lows of a local...

Are Americans becoming more decent to one other? Are we "prepared to be called back to decency?" Are there...

Childhood and Exile: Rebel Politics and the Politics of Hunger. This is the second in a series comparing...