The exhibition “takes something as humble yet essential as a roof – a symbol of shelter – and transforms it into a lens through which we see human resilience during wartime,” an artificial ...

As Cyber Monday arrives, a symbol ... religion. The day’s emphasis on technological innovation mirrors the innovative approaches being adopted within religious contexts. This intersection highlights ...

Bolivian President Evo Morales, when meeting Pope Francis a few years ago, presented the Holy Father with a crucifix mounted on a hammer and sickle. The stunt prompted a debate that never seems to ...

Friday, he gave a presentation titled 'Science and Religion: Can they coexist?' He posed a question to a packed room of Education Week participants in the Benson Building: Can religion and science ...

World Religion Day notes that there are more than 4,000 recognized religions in the world, although most people belong to one of five major religions worshiping different gods. So, in which ...

Matt Wilson explores how a simple symbol connects Jesus ... It had not featured in any prior religion, and yet it became a fixed piece of religious iconography across Eurasia within a few centuries.

Never mind the outspoken Christian leaders who reject the Big Bang and human evolution; nearly 70 percent of rank-and-file evangelicals in the United States say they don't see religion and science ...

Schroeder, who teaches at the Aish HaTorah College of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, will begin his discussion at 10 a.m. for the annual Grand Dialogue in Science and Religion, which is being held ...

it has breathed new life into the debate over whether or not faith and science can coexist in society. Naturally, in today's polarized climate, this academic exercise would be a very tall order.

To its detractors, it's an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion invoking Christianity's most potent symbol. Completed in 1925, it was built to commemorate 49 servicemen who died in ...

Japanese people don't usually think of Shinto specifically as a religion - it's simply an aspect of Japanese life. This has enabled Shinto to coexist happily with Buddhism for centuries.