Culture and collective memory can be just as influential as science, medicine and government.

In these days of solitude and waiting, we have to remain connected to the sources of our strength.

Dhammaloka’s story sheds new light on the history of non-violent resistance

Non-religious people also have beliefs that are sacred, but need a bigger toolkit to put them into practice.

Mindfulness isn’t a panacea, but it’s increasingly important in our work for transformation.

On what basis do Christians believe they have a right to do things that harm others to the point of suicide?

What might a medieval recluse say to postmodern activists?

Throughout history, the story of Exodus has inspired people around the world fleeing persecution.

Learning about different worldviews is a critical component of education for democracy.

We need a moral and spiritual revolution to replace the culture of shame with a politics of love and solidarity.

What is more offensive—concealing your face or misleading the public?

“This business of loving enemies mattered to me. That was a command I had to obey.”

In Alabama, religiously-affiliated private adoption agencies can legally discriminate against same-sex couples, but...

Any attempt to transform a social system without addressing both its spirituality and its outer forms is doomed to failure.

We should not allow terrorists and bigots to hijack language in order to sow fear, ignorance and division.

Whatever the emerging world becomes, it will need a new consciousness to guide it, especially if we want that world...

A generation of radical theologians from Latin America is passing away. What does their legacy mean for the rest of...

The patriarchal deity died in the trenches of the Somme, but the churches will not let him go.

It is better to be united in our ignorance than divided in our certainties.

As the UK General Election campaign heats up, who says politics and religion don’t mix?