Jana Riess: Is traditional religion becoming obsolete? Sociologist’s new book explains how and why organized faith has lost relevancy.

(RNS) — On most indicators, Gen Z men’s religious behavior has largely stayed the same in the past decade. Instead, it is Gen Z women who have moved religiously.

A major new study on religious views in the United States finds – as Americans’ connection to organized religion continues to fade – there are deep divides over the appropriate role for ...

A religious quest can still be a rational undertaking — not a leap into pure mystery.

Host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush talks about top religion news stories of the year with Ruth Graham, national reporter at The New York Times, where she covers religion, faith, and values.

Animals such as cows, sheep and goats play different roles in the traditional culture and religion of millions of South Africans. Nonetheless, there is growing controversy regarding how different ...

In other words, the landscape of religion is changing. People are walking away from religion and seeking new ways to find meaning, deepen connection, and experience a flourishing life. But why are ...

Local news Sotho residents share their culture and traditions The Randfontein Herald caught up with Basotho residents, also known as Sotho speakers, who shared their stories for Heritage Month.

Public schools cannot promote any particular religion, and they must respect the individual religious beliefs of students and staff.

Interacting with the Basotho people of South Africa is fun. You learn about their culture, from religious beliefs to traditional practices, native food, attire, dance, and more. The community's rich ...

Read about how young people are thinking about spirituality and religion, and why more young people are trending spiritual.

For many, being religious means believing in a personal god. We argue for a broader definition of religion that is about shared meaning-making.