As a person who does religion for a living, I am stunned when people think of Trumpism as a religion, or as Christianity itself.

Being religious is a bit like learning to play soccer, says New York Times columnist and bestselling author Ross Douthat. You ...

"I was raised in a 'you choose if/what you want to believe in' household. There were Bibles in the house, crosses and ...

The New York Times columnist and best-selling author hopes to convince spiritual seekers that faith in God might actually be ...

Save a little money to do some shopping while here: Santa Fe Plaza is full of vendors selling authentic Native American items like jewelry, textiles and pottery (just be wary of the plaza's ...

Park visitors agree: riding along the 27-mile Park Loop Road is the best way to do a quick tour of Acadia (and makes a strong case for renting a car). Popular sights and trails like Sand Beach ...

Jesus turned the world upside down, and it’s never been the same since. Jesus did something almost entirely new. It wasn’t beyond comprehension for Romans, say, to believe a man could become a god or ...

In the 10+ years we’ve lived in Raleigh, we’ve never run out of things to do. It’s a thriving city but still holds a small-town feel and is always alive with fun festivals and events, new foodie ...

Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government plans to set up its first Buddhist museum in Nagapattinam dedicated to showcasing artefacts and bronze statues of Buddha to highlight the state’s rich historical ...

To believe something with every atom of your being requires you to let it take over. There are only so many awe-inspiring moments in a life; most of a life is sweeping the floor and clicking on the ...

Then, as now, students across the country who demonstrate high cognitive abilities and pass a series of tests are taught separate lessons which do not fall into the standard curriculum.