Ethnographies of Doubt: Faith and Uncertainty in Contemporary Societies (I. B. Tauris) by (ed) Mathijs Pelkmans Doubt is a somewhat slippery thing; it “tends to vanish with articulation” and to…
Christianity remains central to life in the Southern United States. But with non-belief growing, secular organisations are finding new ways of supporting those who are breaking with their faith. Dale…
A new novel by Dimitri Verhulst imagines what would happen if Christ turned up in Brussels.
That awkward moment when another atheist mistakes you for a believer.
A Q&A with Kate Kelly, who has been excommunicated after starting a campaign to ordain women.
Religious leaders unite to voice their opposition; but research shows that a majority of believers back a change in the law.
Head of Church board of education says that compulsory Christian worship is counter-productive.
Vatican refuses to provide documents to Australian commission on child sex abuse.
It’s regarded as a cuddly Bible tale for children – but is the story of Noah and God’s “genocidal tantrum” really so appropriate?
ISIS has declared a new caliphate in Iraq and Syria - but has overstated its theological authority.