Of the many changes in our politics, the one that might be the most astonishing may be the dramatic increase in the recent prominence of religion in political life. The founders all made bows to ...

Arguments were heard on Nov. 25 in a case that could overturn decades of First Amendment precedent that bars churches from endorsing political candidates and potentially reshape the role of religion ...

Attempts to use religion to consolidate political power have repeatedly led to conflict, deprivation, and crisis in South Asia, speakers said at a discussion yesterday.

Charlie Kirk's Christian faith was central to his life and his political views. NPR political correspondent Sarah McCammon has been listening to some of Kirk's own words about his views on religion ...

On the question of political affiliation — Republican or Democrat, liberal or conservative — how do American Catholics compare with other religious denominations? And what could it mean for the ...

(The Conversation) — After climbing for decades, the percentage of Americans with no religion has leveled off. For the past few years, the share of adults who identify as atheist, agnostic or “nothing ...

Berkeley historian Ronit Stahl, in a 2022 interview, said, “Many of the Founders — though I wouldn’t say all — were very concerned about religion as the guiding force for government. That wasn’t a ...

State Rep. Nate Schatzline speaks to a gathering of the True Texas Project, a conservative political group, just outside Fort Worth. Texas Rep. Nate Schatzline recently stood before a gathering of ...

A lawsuit filed in Sept. 2024 by a group of major religious and conservative groups is seeking to overturn the Johnson Amendment, a decades-old rule that bars churches from endorsing politicians. In ...