Religion Unplugged

Religion Unplugged is a non-profit news organization, funded by TheMediaProject.org. It serves as an online news magazine on the topic of religion.

New Study Reveals Americans Want A Religiously Diverse Nation

A new study finds most Americans support religious and cultural diversity, while debates over immigration, faith and national identity continue.

‘Trust Me: The False Prophet’ Tracks A Cult Leader’s Power And Control

“Trust Me: The False Prophet” is a gripping docuseries that follows a self-proclaimed prophet and the investigators who uncover a high-control religious cult.

Patriots vs. Seahawks: 3 Faith Storylines To Follow During Super Bowl LX

From papal prophecy and prayer rituals to faith-based ads and political counter-events, religion once again weaves its way into Super Bowl Sunday.

Yom Kippur Synagogue Attack Casts Harrowing Light on Rising Global Antisemitism

A deadly Yom Kippur synagogue attack in the U.K. highlights rising global antisemitism amid growing threats, misinformation, and political unrest.

Belief without Religion: Study finds spirituality among the religiously unaffiliated

A growing number of people around the world are walking away from organized religion — but that doesn’t mean they’ve abandoned spiritual beliefs altogether.

Family, faith and freedom: What do Americans value most?

Nearly half of U.S. adults (49%) say family is one of their top three personal values —far more than any other value – according to a new Gallup-Aspen Ideas survey.  

How many Americans are actually spiritual but not religious?

While Americans are saying they are spiritual but not religious, data from the Generay Social Survey does not show a rise in spirituality.

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