The Number of Churchless Americans Has Jumped by Nearly One-Third in Just 20 Years. A new book, 'Churchless: Understanding Today's Unchurched and How to Connect with Them,' by George Barna and David...
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The origins of spiritual awareness mapped on "The Evolutionary Tree Of Religion Map." This chart outlines the origins of spiritual awareness (e.g. shamanism & animism), illustrating how these primitive...
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09 Oct 2014
Alison Lesley
“Secularism is probably the one big issue for our century. This century is not, as many still think, marked by a religious or spiritual revival. What we are actually witnessing is the rise of extreme-Right...
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08 Oct 2014 WRN Editorial Staff
In a controversial decision, the Lexington Kentucky Human Rights Commission has sent a clear message to Christian business owners who refuse service to LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Transgender), organizations:...
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A team of Geographers from Kansas State University plotted the 7 deadly sins on a map of the U.S. The darker the map area is, the more "sinful" it is. Capital vices, cardinal sins, or more commonly,...
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While everyone's faith may waver from time to time, not everyone is the Archbishop of Canterbury. But Justin Welby recently admitted sometimes doubting God. Many religious people will often never admit...
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Here is how the Episcopal Church will elect a new Presiding Bishop next year as current leader, Katharine Jefferts Schori, has decided to step down. Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, the first...
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Fr. Rod Bower, Anglican priest in Australia, has garnered international attention with his church signs, notably saying, "Some people are gay. Get over it." Anglican Parish of Gosford / Via Facebook Reverend...
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Representative Jim Sensenbrenner has converted to Catholicism despite his and the Church's opposing opinions on immigration. Jim Sensenbrenner, a Republican representative from Wisconsin, recently...
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Jews, Catholics & Evangelicals Rated Warmly, Atheists and Muslims More Coldly This piece originally appeared on PewForum.org Jews, Catholics and evangelical Christians are viewed warmly by the American...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
