Religious Young Adults Less Likely to Engage in Drugs and Risky Behavior
American Journal of Epidemiology study finds those who attend religious service are more likely to live ethical lives.
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July 18, 2018 •
British Students Make a Case for Studying Religion in School
In a debate at the Palace of Westminster, an overwhelming majority of students voted against the motion to cease offering Religious Education in UK schools.
May 2, 2018 •
20% of Baby Boomers Have Become More Religious After 65
A study published in the Journal of Population Aging investigated the correlates of change in religiosity among baby boomers as they aged from their 50s to their 60s.
April 25, 2018 •
90 Percent of Americans Believe in a Higher Power
A new Pew Research Center survey on the religious beliefs of Americans looks into what people mean when they say they believe in God.
April 24, 2018 •
New Book on Anatheism Presented to Religious Leaders and Scholars
The book Contemporary Anatheism was presented at a conference April 19 in the Sala Viglione of Palazzo Lascaris. Anatheism is a term describing the middle ground between atheism and being an unconditional belief.
March 8, 2018 •
Divinity School Scholars Study for Religious Freedom in Africa
Yale Divinity School scholars have created the Project on Religious Freedom & Society in Africa, part of the school’s World Christianity Initiative (WCI)—an interdisciplinary study of the impact of religion on democratization and social empowerment.
