The Georgetown University Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, a research center dedicated to fostering religious dialogue, hosted a panel discussion on protecting religious freedom ...

The Holy Roman Empire looked powerful on paper, but in reality it functioned more like a loose confederation than a centralized state. Its emperors were elected rather than fully hereditary, its ...

The book addresses the Wars of Religion between Catholics and Protestants in 16th century France; specifically, their impact on the sense of community on a previously religiously homogeneous nation.

The wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the mounting death tolls, and the atrocities committed there were the dominant themes at the eighth Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions held in ...

During this month's traditional Flag March on Jerusalem Day, which commemorates Israel’s capture of the city's historic eastern sector during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, marchers could be heard ...

Before the new administration takes office and we discover whether the unofficial new Department of Government Efficiency can set the country on a new course, or whether the “new boss” ends up being ...

Since the War on Christmas ended (the day after Christmas) the Spawn of Satan have apparently been looking for another target and have finally set their sights on the Ultimate Goal — let’s get rid of ...

America’s part in the war was an issue at five Protestant denominational assemblies last month. This is what they did about it: Northern Presbyterians weaseled, passing a resolution which, in the wry ...

Christopher Winship is the Diker-Tishman Professor of Sociology. For evidence that intolerance is a problem at Harvard, one need only look at the cases from 2021 involving evolutionary biologist ...