In trying to make religion sound more logical and scientific, are educated Indians actually having a crisis of faith? asks Angela Saini
Why do people think they can see ghosts, ghoulies and gods? Richard Wiseman explains
As the wave of protest resurfaces in Iran, the desperate regime is setting Ninja thugs on the crowds and murdered activists are being claimed as state martyrs. Nasrin Alavi reports
Are faith and religion necessarily intertwined?
In taking on the afterlife, Clint Eastwood delivers a trite ghost story that is desperate to be taken seriously, finds Fred Rowson
Philip Womack is disappointed by the end of the world
Do we have innate religious tendencies? Jake Wallis Simons turns to a new book to find out
Social scientist Olivier Roy has been tracking religion for three decades. Caspar Melville talks to him about his new book Holy Ignorance
This depiction of the last days of seven monks murdered by extremists has been widely celebrated, but its questionable take on Christian devotion is ultimately dissatisfying, says Fred Rowson
Andrew Mueller revels in the vituperative opinions of HL Mencken