A new book explores how religion, once at the core of American higher education, made its way to the margins of campus life.

If we imagine religion as a technology, argues Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, we can better see the cause of its ...

Captain America doesn’t wear a beard and a turban, and he’s white.” Vishavjit Singh looked at the boy who uttered those words, and then he looked at himself — a skinny, bespectacled, turbaned, bearded ...

EDITORIAL: The Supreme Court’s recent Montgomery County decision and the Archdiocese of Hamburg’s new pro-LGBT sex-education ...

Some analysts of religious life in the United States have expressed qualms about connotations of the term “nones.” As sociologist Glenn M. Vernon of the University of Utah wrote in the Journal for the ...

Anyone concerned about the creeping erosion of our constitutional barrier between church and state should read Kate Cohen’s brilliant Oct. 8 Opinions Essay, “America doesn’t need more God ...

Experts from around the country convened Thursday to discuss the evolution of religious liberty in America at Utah Valley ...

This is the fourth newsletter in a series about Americans moving away from religion. Read part one, part two and part three.. In previous newsletters about Americans falling away from religion, I ...

A lot of what passes as religion in America today only helps perpetuate false narratives people create for themselves about ...

Politics has become the new religion, and that reality is eroding the separation between personal belief and public policy. This leads to laws that reflect partisan ideologies rather than ...

A major new study on religious views in the United States finds – as Americans’ connection to organized religion continues to fade – there are deep divides over the appropriate role for ...

"(America) truly (is) a melting pot and that doesn't exclude religion," said Erin Smith, associate counsel with First Liberty Institute, which defends religious liberty cases.