
Gen Z is Turning Away From Religion in Order to Live Out Their Values
Generation Z, or those born roughly between 1995-2010, have come of age during two vastly…
Read MoreGeneration Z, or those born roughly between 1995-2010, have come of age during two vastly…
Read MorePopularity in public figureheads is fleeting. As the newly-elected president enters office with the lowest…
Read MoreA new poll from the Pew Research Center tells us, predictably enough, that Americans generally…
Read MoreIn a way, the Christian Post‘s Kevin Shrum is quite right about why young people reject…
Read MoreLast month, RD’s Diane Winston commented on the overhyping of a recent Pew survey suggesting that Americans have a…
Read MoreA full third of Jewish Americans think that followers of Jesus Christ can also be Jews, though theologically speaking, Jesus isn’t messiah material for religious Jews. So what gives?
Read MoreMakes good headlines, but shouldn’t it be sound?
Read MoreA new analysis of decades of studies concludes that religious people tend to be less intelligent, while a new book by Eastern Orthodox intellectual David Bentley Hart suggests that “the absolutely convinced atheist” is not an uncompromising intellectual, but rather “someone who has failed to notice something very obvious.”
Read MoreAnd more importantly: do rats have souls?
Read MoreAnatomy of a cross-cultural study.
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