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Neuroscience shows how awe survives without prayer

Reflecting on Huxley’s “Island,” a columnist explores mindfulness, awe and transcendence beyond organized religion, embracing unscheduled moments of attention.
Local News

Boise Jewish congregation welcomes new rabbi, restores century-old Torah scrolls

Jewish Boiseans gathered with the broader community this weekend to celebrate the formal installation of a new rabbi and the restoration of their historic Torah scrolls.
Commentary

In an age of online hate, St. Benedict’s Rule offers a radical prescription: Silence

Reflecting on St. Benedict’s call to guard our tongues, a columnist urges humility, encouragement and silence over harsh criticism in today’s culture.
Commentary

Is America’s real religion capitalism?

An exploration of the false choice between private faith and religion and domination, and a call to rethink the public values shaping our common life.
Local News

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Feb. 20

News roundup: Hegseth hosts Doug Wilson at Pentagon, Post Falls changes holidays, senior loneliness rises, and more regional faith and politics stories.
Commentary

Why tribes are telling members to carry tribal ID cards during ICE raids

Tribal leaders across the U.S. warn Indigenous citizens to carry ID after ICE detained Native Americans, raising concerns about sovereignty and rights.
National News

Public Religion Research Institute survey finds strong support, sympathy for Christian nationalism

A new PRRI survey finds one in three Americans are Christian support nationalism or sympathizers, with strong ties to the GOP, Trump and Southern states.
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