Faith

New research finds that, when evangelical organizations raise their profile by sponsoring a high-profile political campaign, a backlash ensues.

New research challenges the idea that intuitive thinkers are more likely to be believers.

New research finds an imaginary talk with a non-believer can reduce distrust of the non-religious. Think of what an actual conversation might do.

When it comes to climate change, Pope Francis and many other world religious leaders are cut from the same cloth.

If you attend a church that promotes messages about faith and employment, you might be more committed, satisfied, and entrepreneurial on the job.

There's no compelling evidence to support the idea that organic food is less harmful or more nutritious than everything else in the supermarket. So why spend the extra money?

New research suggests that, for some secular people, a belief in science plays a similar psychological role as faith does for religious people.