Religion

Ordinary Catholics deserve to know the details of the arrangement.

The TV drama “Ertugrul” reveals how neo-Ottoman fantasies are finding an enthusiastic audience in a country that struggles with Saudi and Western influence.

As mainstream denominations see their own outbreaks, Shincheonji members say they were unfairly targeted.

How Sisi co-opted Egypt’s religious institutions for political gain.

Using Hindutva ideology, India’s leader is restyling the country as one with only the trappings of democracy.

The Turkish president wants to turn Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia back into a mosque. Destroying its dual Orthodox-Islamic heritage would be a blow to religious pluralism and tolerance.

After months of lockdown, believers of all faiths are clamoring for houses of worship to fully open their doors to group prayer. Doing it too soon could be disastrous.

With little faith in the government’s coronavirus response, many rural Cambodians are turning to the divine.

As he posed on a church step, Trump’s false idols were on full display.

With Ramadan services sharply curtailed due to the pandemic, many Muslims are wondering if the required fasting might also pose a health risk.

Despite an otherwise strict nationwide lockdown, the government’s politically motivated decision to allow Orthodox Christians to take communion from shared spoons could unleash a major COVID-19 outbreak.

The world’s major faiths face a test, and some religious leaders are failing by endangering human lives in the name of adhering to tradition—and ushering in a new age of secularism in the process.

For Indian Muslims forced from their homes by mob violence, not even displaced persons camps can protect them now.

Practical theology says care, sacrifice, and community are as vital as ever.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a political magician who has run out of tricks—and his stubbornness is stopping the Israeli right from winning convincingly and governing the country.

Mobs roamed New Delhi’s streets as Trump and Modi talked, but the partnership remains robust.

The French president’s recent speech is a sign that moderate leaders are waking up to the threat posed by political Islam.

U.S. officials who praise Iraqi Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani while denouncing Iran’s supreme leader fail to grasp that the two clerical leaders have a shared interest in resisting outside threats.

As secular Indians protest a controversial new citizenship law, some debate whether they should demonstrate as Muslims first or as Indians who happen to be Muslim.

Turkey expelled alleged sympathizers of Fethullah Gulen from government jobs after the 2016 coup attempt. Other Islamic sects, and one in particular—the Menzil—are now filling the vacuum.