Results for Religious Organizations

We are a stronger country when religious organizations of all faiths live up to our values -- when we are welcoming, diverse, moral, and respect one anot...

Pew Research has developed a typology of religion based on "how religious" a person is, along with the nature of that religious belief.

Despite being guaranteed by the First Amendment of the Constitution, religious liberty is in the crosshairs of many of our most powerful ...

Serious repercussions await an employer who unnecessarily infringes on an employee’s religious freedoms without good cause.

While religion is generally believed to be tied to higher morals, a new study found that non-religious children are more likely to share, and be more empathetic than their religious counterparts.

A recent study by Vanderbilt University professor Marino Bruce has found that people who attend religious services live longer and are less stressed.

Getting enough sleep and exercise isn’t the only road to a longer life.

Not sure when your kids should start their religious education? A rabbi—and parent—gives us advice on how to make the right choices for your fam.

Looking for a time-tested method for retaining Scouts? Put your faith in religious emblems. The research is clear: Scouts working on their religious emblems remain in Scouting longer. And considering that more than two-thirds of

There was a time when religious leaders used the highest authority of all – that of God – to condemn and ostracise those who rejected the faith. In the 21st century those who wish to denounce religion have adopted the same tactic. The highest authority is no longer God but that of Science. And sadly the rhetoric of science has been usurped and turned into a weapon to morally condemn religious people.