Religion
In Britain, people seem to take it on faith that to have faith is stupid.
And may speak to observant Jews more than do many Jewish-themed shows.
For nonbelievers, objects and traditions bound up with religious belief are a substitute for belief itself.
The anxiety of criticism.
Identity politics, religion, and Francis Fukuyama.
The danger of forgetting that man cannot live by bread alone.
Among the unbelievers.
A purely scientific understanding can’t give us a sense of direction.
In today’s world, all men of faith are lonely.
A rationalist sermon delivered to a congregation of wavering souls.
Is “conservative postmodernism” the answer?
Our secular culture tells believers that they are too sensible to remain people of faith.
From Islamic manuscripts to Quaker bonnets to Torah scrolls.