Faith & Religion

A secular pilgrimage

When I won compensation for abuse from the Church, I used it to search for a better society – and ended up confronting my past.

Five years after the deadly attack on the Charlie Hebdo magazine, trials have begun. Is it still meaningful to say "Je Suis Charlie"?

The World Congress of Families is linking US funders to reactionary politics across Europe.

Alec Ryrie overlooks virtually all atheist and humanist thinkers in his history of unbelief.

Award-winning writer Shakthika Sathkumara faces up to ten years in prison, sparking outcry and fierce debate in Sri Lanka over freedom of speech.

A thorough account of the persecution and trial of a man for "the most significant breakthrough in the history of science".

The story of Istanbul's Aya Sofya, now once again a sacred space, holds a mirror up to the region's history and points to a rocky future.

Ben Howe's polemic against Trump-supporting Christians gives us a rare insight into the evangelical split.

The campaign against witch allegation has been hampered by evangelical agendas and mistaken ideas around cultural sensitivity.

The belated repeal will send a message to the world that criticising religion should never be a crime