
Leo XIV’s letter to an atheist in search of God
“He who loves God, he who seeks Him with a sincere heart, cannot be an atheist”: This is Leo XIV’s message in a letter to an atheist, published on February 24.

A new survey measures views of atheists in the US, with data suggesting that not nearly as many "nones" would also consider themselves "atheist."

Compelling people running for or entering public office to appeal to God via an oath should be avoided.

"I’m not a believer, but that night I prayed to my mom," he recounted to Ansa news agency.

Their conversion stories show that, as G.K. Chesterton observed, “The Church is a house with a hundred gates, and no two men enter at exactly the same angle.”

During her final months on earth, St. Thérèse was plunged into the darkness of unbelief.

Harris is perhaps the most strident critic of religion on the scene today.

Have you ever thought to ask "Alexa" questions about faith?

Today's teenagers much less likely to attend church than previous generations.

She wrote as a rebellious teenager, "God is dead. Long live death!"

Too weak to do something myself, I told God to do it. And then, I had this dream ...

Harrowing tweets following the Sutherland Springs massacre leaves a priest wondering at the source of vulgar, witless hate spewed from Christianity's "betters"

Europe is now rejecting the use of the only language that will soon matter. Thus will end its narrative.

Sometimes my natural skepticism asserts itself, but I cannot walk away.

It doesn't take much effort to believe in nothing. Faith actually requires a nuance of critical and self-critical thinking

University of Maryland professor Robert H. Nelson looks at science and the philosophy of human consciousness to make the case for a supernatural God

Why leave them sunken in deep mediocrity when they can walk with greatness?

How a former atheist learned to make space for God in prayer