Social Justice What Does Religion Look Like in Prison? Ex-Catholics, atheists, Cherokees, Lakotas, Lutherans, and Wiccans all make an appearance in Joshua Dubler's Down in the Chapel. Casey N. Cep
Environment No, the Internet Is Not Killing Religion in America The decline in religiosity in the U.S. is accompanied by a rise in Internet access. But the factors determining faith are far more complicated than a Wi-Fi connection. Jared Keller
Social Justice When a Romance Is Threatened, People Rebound With God And when they feel God might reject them, they buddy up to their partner. Ryan Jacobs
Social Justice Americans Intuitively Judge Atheists as Immoral New research finds a link between disbelief and unethical behavior is strongly lodged in Americans’ minds. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice What’s a Religious Experience? Despite a belief in the supernatural being ever-present among Americans, the unknown remains a topic we rarely discuss. Casey N. Cep
News in Brief From Gay Marriage to Birth Control, the Fight Over Religious Exemptions Is Heating Up Nina Martin talks with a leading expert on the historic tension between civil rights and religious freedom. Nina Martin
Social Justice The Perks of Being a Fire Walker Those who participated in a fire-walking ritual felt happier and less fatigued afterwards than close relatives who spectated. Bettina Chang
Environment Chaos, Democracy, and Religion in the Pokémon World How the live-streaming, crowd-sourced gameplay of a 15-year-old game captivated millions and generated its own set of religions. Bettina Chang
Social Justice Is Religion Secularizing? Trends in Opposition to Pornography At least when it comes to pornography, one sociologist found, religious leaders are relying on other authorities to back up their points of view. Lisa Wade
Social Justice The Church of the Paranormal Despite our reputation as a science-minded superpower, America has always had a predilection for the unseen. Shannon Fischer