Politicians in secular democracies frequently tap into religious sentiments to garner voter support, despite the principle of ...

In the 1960s, clerics led powerful movements to protest human rights violations and war. It was their religious devotion that motivated them to step into public policy.

Jonathan Rauch wants the church to act as a “load-bearing wall” in American civic life. But his appeal lacks a clear audience ...

Tim Alberta, a journalist for The Atlantic, is a Christian man who came to Northwest to speak about the recent trend of ...

When we give in to the overwhelm of the distractions, we give up our agency and power in the situation, Eileen Campbell-Reed ...

Many Democrats appear to be switching off mainstream news channels and other media, following Donald Trump’s victory in the ...

The biggest changes to the electoral donations laws in 40 years risk undermining democracy by favouring the major parties ...

When asked what it takes to “truly” belong in a country, many people globally say speaking the local language is key.

Eight strangers met discuss politics after the bitter presidential election in Wisconsin. Was it a yelling match? The answer ...

Peace will come only as a result of the Palestinian people being free from Israeli military rule and apartheid policies, and ...

Most social environments today are marked by ideological conflicts, usually political in nature. We can too easily get drawn ...

The partisan divide between how Americans view family and the importance of marriage is growing — although most agree that economic challenges continue to be a major concern, a new survey reveals. The ...