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Belief in the afterlife is rising among Americans, notably even among those who identify as religious “nones,” or individuals with no formal religious affiliation. An analysis of recent data indicates a marked increase in afterlife belief among non-religious Americans, climbing from roughly 50% in the 1970s to around 60% today.
Boris Johnson, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, criticized church leaders, stating that an unaddressed spiritual void has contributed to rising obesity rates. Johnson suggested that religious leaders are too focused on issues like Brexit rather than addressing the deeper spiritual needs of their congregants.
Silently, relentlessly, the notion that atheism was no longer an option I could live with pressed itself into my thoughts.
Repeated surveys have shown that interest in spirituality is in fact on the rise among Gen Z.
Demons devise and deliver false doctrines in the spiritual realm, which blind people and prevent them from understanding and believing the Gospel.
Dennis Quaid opens up about his story of redemption and why he believes there's an "awakening" in Hollywood.
About 60% of Americans who make New Year’s Resolutions are aiming to increase their engagement in religious activities in 2024, a CBS News/YouGov poll has found. This surge in spiritual commitments ties with the desire to lose weight, ranking seventh among popular resolutions.
