Tibetans living outside China are voting for their government-in-exile. This election holds great importance as they face a future without ...

Users of the platform can join video calls with an avatar of Jesus generated by artificial intelligence. Like other religious AI tools on t...

Albert Camus, the French existentialist, famously declared himself neither a believer in God nor an atheist. He believed that non-belief in...

The Buddha himself counselled his followers to be sceptical; to critically examine and not to accept whatever he said in good faith.

And with greater knowledge of possessing such freedom — a knowledge other creatures besides us don't possess —comes the greatest responsibi...

Albert Einstein also maintained that he was a deeply religious non-believer that he considered to be a new kind of religion.

A correspondent has forwarded a story, doing the rounds on the internet from the early 2000s, which illustrates the value of lateral thinki...

Medusa often appears at the crossroads of nihilism and scientific determinism: an outwardly beautiful apparition that hides a monstrous Gor...

An experiment conducted at the South Pole has caught what appear to be ripples in the oldest light in the universe. These could be signs of...

People slip. It happens to almost everyone. They lose their bearings, their feet slither under, they miss their mooring.

Only recently have scientists decoded the biological switch that exercise seems to trip to halt a variety of ailments in their tracks.

What makes spirituality special unlike any other dimension of life is that it keeps aunique focus on the domain of the secularly sacred.

Zen Buddhists use the story to illustrate the power of what is called ‘mind-to-mind transmission’.

Why do so many people swear by a sense of value, mystery and purpose in life in spite of their atheism rather than in addition to their ath...

This atheist rejects God and religion because constraints and restrictions impede his worldly desires for comfort, and his aspirations for ...

It's said that religion is for those who fear going to hell while spirituality is for those who've already been there.

The term spiritual, which comes from the Latin spiritus, originally meant nothing more than the English word for breath.