Interfaith relationships are part of modern society. As people from different backgrounds interact more often, relationships sometimes form between individuals who do not share the same religion. This reality raises many questions, especially for religious communities that place strong value on faith, tradition, and shared beliefs. Some people see interfaith relationships as an opportunity for … Read more
The relationship between religion and mental health is complex and deeply personal. For centuries, people have turned to faith during difficult times, finding comfort, hope, and strength in religious beliefs and communities. Yet religious experiences can also create stress, guilt, and conflict that harm mental wellbeing. As mental health awareness grows, it’s important to understand … Read more
The United States has one of the most diverse and dynamic religious landscapes in the world. While Christianity remains the largest religion, America is home to Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and people of countless other faiths, alongside a rapidly growing number who identify as religiously unaffiliated. Unlike many countries with official state religions, America’s constitutional … Read more
Africa’s religious landscape is one of the most diverse and dynamic in the world. From ancient traditional beliefs practiced for thousands of years to Christianity and Islam that have reshaped the continent, religion remains central to African life and identity. Today, Africa is home to rapidly growing Christian and Muslim populations while traditional spiritual practices … Read more
Religion and culture are closely linked. In many societies, it is hard to separate one from the other. Religious beliefs often shape how people live, what they value, and how they understand the world. Culture, in turn, influences how religion is practiced and expressed. Together, they guide traditions that are passed down from one generation … Read more