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Mindful of our fractured world, the pope calls for a fairer sharing of resources, care for nature, and compassion for migrants.
From Harry Potter to wellness to astrology, Tara Isabella Burton argues that young people are not abandoning faith but reinventing it to suit their own lifestyles.
The pandemic has forced us to confront the issue of death: how do we think about dying, and what does it mean for how we live?
Kate Bowler, the religious historian with a tough message about suffering.
As Covid-19 reminds us of life’s fragility, an increasing number of people are turning to faith and spirituality.
For perhaps the first time in 32 centuries, Jews around the world will be unable to celebrate the festival with their extended families.
Without belief in the power of the impossible and the inexplicable, life would be far less interesting.
How Jean-Paul Sartre’s philosophy began with the nativity.
A bishop I know carries a list of the 12 disciples in his briefcase just in case someone puts him on the spot.
The secular faith of Martin Hägglund.
Under Corbyn’s leadership, Labour is being investigated by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission and the British Jewish community has become alienated from the party.
