Americans under 30 don’t trust religion — or anything else*
The New York Times: “The estimates vary on this, but it’s empirically defensible to say that at least 40 percent of Gen Z are nones now,” Ryan Burge says.
The New York Times: “The estimates vary on this, but it’s empirically defensible to say that at least 40 percent of Gen Z are nones now,” Ryan Burge says.
Timekeepers no more, rank-and-file Jehovah’s Witnesses say goodbye to tracking proselytizing hours
The Associated Press: For the first time since 1920, leaders of the Jehovah’s Witnesses have removed the hours-reporting requirement for rank-and-file adherents.
The Associated Press: For the first time since 1920, leaders of the Jehovah’s Witnesses have removed the hours-reporting requirement for rank-and-file adherents.
Blessed are the thrifty?*
Christianity Today: Jesus’ teachings challenge how we spend when money is tight.
Christianity Today: Jesus’ teachings challenge how we spend when money is tight.
Abortion concerns once delayed a major religious freedom law. Now, they’re back in the spotlight
Deseret News: Do religious exercise rights protect access to abortion? Courts have been asked to decide.
Deseret News: Do religious exercise rights protect access to abortion? Courts have been asked to decide.
Mother Jones: “We realized that we had to stop waiting for a fix and do it ourselves.”
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