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Six months into his papacy, the pontiff already seems to be charting a new course for the Church, from his Twitter activity to his statements on inclusivity.

The first nontheist political action committee was launched in the U.S., which aims to provide financial assistance to candidates who support secular government.

Professor of political science at Denison University in Ohio, shares his take on the results.

A federal judge has ruled than an Abercrombie & Fitch store violated the civil rights on a Muslim employee when firing her for wearing a hijab.

The biblical book of Isaiah is making headlines due to a verse leading some evangelical Christians to believe the violence in Syria is a sign of the end times.

Laura Olson, Clemson University political science professor and editor-in-chief of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, offered an interesting analysis of how Millennials are reshaping Am…

PRRI finds Buckeye State voters divided on same-sex marriage—a slim majority of Ohio voters oppose amending Ohio’s constitution to allow for same-sex marriage.

A military jury this week recommended the death sentence for the convicted Fort Hood shooter, sparking a debate about capital punishment.

Most Jewish Americans say Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are most important to their faith, but age plays a role in determining which holidays are significant.

Jewish Americans are an important part of the American cultural, political, and religious landscape, and exhibit a distinct worldview on many key public issues.