Religion in the News is Dead! Long Live Religion in the News!
From the Editor: This fall, we developed a new Religion in the News website that will offer what we’ve always offered in something more like real time.
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Pew on Jew
What Pew discerned was a dramatic generational shift away from Jewish identity rooted in religion and traditional institutions, to one that’s more secular, fluid, and, more broadly, American—implying a decline in Jewish identification itself.
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Borden Painter discusses his book on the New Atheists at the Greenberg Center
by Mark Silk The last Public Values lunch of the semester was devoted to a discussion of The New Atheist
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Noah: The Movie
The tale of a man chosen to survive an inundation that destroys the world as he knows it—first found in Sumerian sources dating back four millennia—has a long-lasting appeal…
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Marriage Equality and Religious Liberty
On June 26, after months of robust public debate, two full days of oral argument, and blanket media coverage, the Supreme Court issued opinions in two same-sex marriage cases
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Zen Master in the Garden
by Christine McCarthy McMorris On March 2, four ATVs set off into the blistering Colorado Desert, 122 miles east of
Read moreThe Cardinals Knew What They Were Getting
Pre-conclave gossip accurately projects the style and persona of Pope Francis
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Pope Francis Roars into Town
A surprising new pope with a popular touch and an agenda for change.
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Heavenly Bestsellers
There’s no contesting that in the second decade of the 21st century books about heaven are hot, hot, hot…
Read moreFrom the editor: The Anti-War Choir
How the Eastern Orthodox think about armed conflict.
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