A new national study has found that Latter-day Saints “stand out as the faith community most resilient to political division and polarization both at the local and national levels.”

Religion and biohacking, at first glance, may seem worlds apart — one rooted in ancient traditions and spiritual beliefs, the other in cutting-edge science and technology.

The family of a doctor accused of blasphemy said Monday he was killed by police while in custody in southern Pakistan after he voluntarily surrendered following assurances that he would be given a chance to prove his innocence, denying a…

C.S. Lewis wrote at the end of his book The Four Loves that he didn’t feel like he could fully express the nature of love on the page. “I dare not proceed,” he concluded.

The Vatican gave Catholics the go-ahead on Thursday to continue visiting the Bosnian village of Medjugorje, a place millions deem holy after children had reported seeing visions of the Virgin Mary there decades ago.

The St. Louis ministers weren’t prepared to debate polygamy.

Last September, the New Hanover County Board of Education in North Carolina voted 4-3 to remove “Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You,” by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi, from its high school curriculum.

Should the U.S. government address antisemitism on its own, or as part of the broader fight against prejudice?

 The latest effort to craft a path to survival for Germany’s beleaguered rabbinical schools is underway — with help from thousands of miles away in California and Jerusalem.