Using philanthropy to paper over misdeeds is now relatively familiar, but this story is noteworthy for its half-hearted attempt against such obviously ugly corporate intent.
A new study finds that levels of political efficacy—the belief that one’s actions can make a difference—were higher for congregants who attended churches in which sermons focused on helping the community.
A foundation aims to remove barriers between the Amish and the rest of society, bringing in voices that have been marginalized.
For private, religiously affiliated colleges and universities, new funding opportunities may soon become available. For public and non-religious private schools, there will be greater competition for already scarce funding.
India’s Supreme Court ruled to ban political campaigns based on identity politics. This is a good idea in theory, but in a country so defined by its various identities, it may be minimally enforceable.
“We should be offering compassion.” An interfaith group of clergy assembled to show solidarity for the staff and patients of an abortion clinic in Cleveland.
A protest by Satmar Jews against the speech by Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu shows that American Jews are not a united bloc in support of current Israeli policies toward Iran or toward Palestinians.
