Comedy and religion go together for Don Harron and his alter-ego
He says he's not an atheist and is still searching to understand how religion fits into his life. But his character Charlie
Spirituality is on the rise and religion is on the wane. Is this a paradox?
The auditorium in the Ottawa public library is full. Stragglers resort to sitting in the aisles and leaning against the walls. Nearly
Suicide bombings are on the rise and are often cloaked in religion
Terrorist organizations recruiting people to commit suicide bombings are using religious language to draw a smokescreen over their political agendas
How Quebec’s secularism law is forcing young women to rethink their futures
Aspiring teachers and prosecutors say Bill 21 makes them choose between their faith and their careers in public service
Can institutions claim freedom of conscience?
After Sam O’Neill was moved from St. Paul’s Hospital in B.C., a lawsuit is testing the rights of faith-based institutions to refuse
How queer Christians are holding on to faith amid rising political violence
As violence escalates, queer people of faith explore strategies for safety and solidarity
How Albertans of faith are countering separatist, anti-immigrant sentiment
The ‘obnoxious right-wing minority’ has captured the news but not the province’s heart, writes John Pentland
Iraq’s child brides
Girls as young as nine are being forced into marriage in Iraq. Women’s rights activists are risking everything to fight back.
Religious OCD took over my childhood. Years later, I learned how to manage it.
Scrupulosity made me feel like I was always doing something bad, dirty or wrong
‘Remember, it lies to you’: People of faith on using AI
ChatGPT and other similar tools help with ministry and spiritual support, but some users remain cautious
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