Buffalo Shooting Underscores The Human Cost Of Hatred
“Hate and fear are being given too much oxygen,” said President Joseph Biden, condemning the attack in a visit to the city.
Religion
Vatican Expresses Concern Over Cardinal Zen’s Arrest For Ties To Pro-Democracy Fund
Zen and four others were detained by the Chinese government, charged with “collusion with foreign forces.”
Physicist Frank Wilczek Adds 2022 Templeton Prize To His List Of Accolades
The award honors those who utilize the power of science to advance questions about religion and humanity.
Sword Play: Diver Uncovers Rare Find Off Israel’s Coast
The rare 900-year-old antique weapon, preserved in perfect condition, was used during the Crusades.
India’s Government Accused Of Bulldozing Muslim Properties
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has targeted Muslims they say are “instigating riots.”
OnlySky Has A Singular Mission: Unite The Nonreligious
The site’s idea is to tell stories about what it means to be human without religion.
Despite COVID-19 Measures Lifting, In-Person Church Attendance Remains Stagnant
Zooming religious services, once seen as a temporary fix, may now feel like a necessity for some congregants and churches.
In The Footsteps Of History: 15 Hikes Highlight Key Biblical Locations
In Israel, travelers can see where David slew Goliath and Deborah the prophet defeated Sisera.
Indian Government Blocks Major Funding For Mother Teresa’s Charity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-first government has been tightening the reign on foreign funding to nonprofits for years.