(RNS) — Distinctive in style and scope, these three Sikh histories will fascinate any religion or history nerd.

(RNS) — As the Christmas season ushers forth the memory of Jesus, it’s worth asking: How much do Muslims think about the person the Quran recognizes as a prophet and the Messiah?

(RNS) — Christmas celebrates God’s great surprise, but we need to see it through children’s eyes.

At tithing settlement this year, I declared myself a full tithe-payer and explained why none of that money has gone to the LDS Church.

Biblio-therapy for the ill at ease. That means — all of us.

(RNS) — The departing attorney general seemingly went out of his way to reject his church’s teaching on the death penalty.

(RNS) — Religious affiliation among Gen Z Americans continues its steady decline, but affiliation isn’t everything.

(RNS) — The year was horrible, but we who lived through it haven’t been perfect either. We must become better or we will be worse.

(RNS) — Had Isaiah wanted to say ‘virgin’ or predict a miraculous birth, he would have used different Hebrew words, say biblical scholars Amy-Jill Levine and Marc Zvi Brettler.

(RNS) — Pushing back the screen to create tangible things in the real world is more important now than ever.

(RNS) — You call a professional what that person wants to be called. End of discussion.

(RNS) — As we wait for Christmas and for a vaccine, I’m reminded that the most beautiful birth in history happened in a place literally mired in crap.

(RNS) — The ‘hold your nose and vote’ theory of why white evangelicals went for Donald Trump is in shambles.

(RNS) — Readers will be surprised how relevant the book’s message is to American Catholics and the country’s leaders.

(RNS) — “Covid-19 is serious,” said a Mormon apostle. The backlash from anti-maskers isn’t pretty.