Two researchers did an experiment to extract meanings from different translations of the sacred Hindu scripture, Bhagavad Gita, and found common meaning among them. Many translations have been done of the piece...
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For whom do the bells toll? In Appleton, Wisconsin, it’s for the parishioners of Zion Lutheran Church, and it’s thanks to the sturdy hands and generous heart of Gary Neumann. Appearing far younger...
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has completed a two year renovation project of their Washington D.C. Temple. As with other LDS temples, this one has been open only to members since its dedication...
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09 May 2022
WRN Editorial Staff
It’s hard to imagine that in present-day some will be denied the freedom to worship as they please or discuss differences with a particular faith without severe punishment and even death. Yet, according...
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08 May 2022 WRN Editorial Staff
L. Ron Hubbard founded the Scientology religion in 1952. But the beginning of the movement was actually the publication of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health 72 years ago today. And this book...
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Ram Navami is an Indian festival held yearly in honor of the birth of Lord Ram. It is an anticipated celebration rich in tradition, music, and prayer. What it’s not associated with is unrest—until...
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On May 2 U.S. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden hosted a reception in the East Room—the largest State Room of the White House—to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the festival of the breaking of the Ramadan...
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Does being religious make us behave more morally has long been debated. Of interest to psychologists and philosophers, according to one scholar it really can’t be reduced to a simple yes or no. In fact,...
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The Washington National Cathedral has achieved the status of “megachurch” by streaming their religious services online through the pandemic lockdowns over the last two years. Their online services...
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23 Apr 2022 WRN Editorial Staff
Middle Collegiate Church, in the East Village of New York City, organized in 1628, was the oldest of all continuously active congregations in America until December 2020. That’s when faulty wiring...
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Profiles in Faith: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
