Although only 4 percent of Chinese adults formally identify with Buddhism, even though it is China’s largest officially recognized faith, the numbers may be
A 10-year Gallup study offers new perspectives on the connection between religion and one’s well-being, providing the latest evidence that a commitment to religious
The answer to the question, “Is religion the most important thing in your life?” is meeting with an increasingly negative response, according to a
The number of individuals in the United States who do not identify with any religious group is on the rise, indicating that they exhibit
As Christian nationalism continues to gather momentum in the U.S., numerous Christian and secular groups are intensifying their endeavors to counter the ideology and
It’s been a rough few years for the United Methodist Church (UMC). Since 2019 over 6200 congregations have departed over church teachings on sexuality.
Sing to the Lord a new song – Psalms 96:1 A survey published in 1939 revealed that the most popular song in churches was
As the numbers of those professing membership in an organized religion continue to decline, so too do those who believe in spiritual entities such
If you live in America, the chances are that not only is religion not the most important thing in your life—84% of you—but additionally,
World events and recent local events in New Zealand likely affected the outcome A new survey released by the Institute for Governance and Policy