God

Americans' divergent conceptions of the supreme being's face reflect our egocentrism, and reveal our emotional needs.

• By Tom Jacobs

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

• By Tom Jacobs

What does it mean for churches that water, such an important religious symbol, is disappearing before our eyes?

• By Laura Turner

New research questions the link between religiosity and mental health.

• By Tom Jacobs

New research finds thoughts of the almighty increase our propensity to take chances, unless morality is involved.

• By Tom Jacobs

The retreat from religious affiliation is, essentially, a retreat from the political right.

• By Lisa Wade

From "The Wisdom of Music" to "The Human and Animal Bond," academic gatherings you should be aware of.

• By Pacific Standard Staff

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

• By Ryan Jacobs

And when they feel God might reject them, they buddy up to their partner.

• By Ryan Jacobs

It all goes back to the Cold War.

• By Casey N. Cep

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?

• By Taffy Brodesser-Akner

Paul Hiebert speaks to the Unitarian Universalist senior pastor about religion in America.

• By Paul Hiebert