Reports of the death of religion have been greatly exaggerated.

Does the rejection of religion really stimulate the search for “truth, beauty, and justice”?

After other crises, people turned to God. Not this time.

“Christianity’s walking dead.”

Do the great religions have an expiration date?

The chasm between self-directed choice and the biblical thou-shalt-not.

For the first time in Gallup’s polling, only a minority of Americans belong to a religious congregation.

Heinrich Heine’s prediction of Nazism remains relevant today.

Familial atomization has made religious practice more onerous.

Stumbling into the great ditch.

Despite their blessings, liberal democracy and free-market economics are not enough.

Witches, SoulCycle, and the post-Christian future.

Younger Americans value patriotism, religion, and family far less than they did a few decades ago.

Can a lack of Sunday school be blamed?