Cathy Lynn Grossman

Terrorism and mass shootings trouble an overwhelming number of Americans today, and the religious identity of the killers influences how they are viewed.

You don’t have to believe in God or identify with any religion to see a creator’s hand in human life and morality, suggests a new survey.

They all profess an attachment to God but they want to duke it out about how much that matters in public policy.

Americans are gung-ho for Pope Francis’ U.S. visit — if they know he’s coming.

Diverse religious groups are recognized — but Christians and Jews are significantly more welcome than atheists, and many don’t see a welcome mat for Muslims.

Harper Lee’s “new” book “Go Set a Watchman” is infused with religious life and Christian moral argument, from its title to its final words.

The United Church of Christ, a progressive denomination, has called on its 1 million members to boycott Washington Redskins football games and merchandise until the team drops its controversial name and mascot.