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Category: Religion
Hindu devotional clubbing sways India’s youth
A new wave of bhajan clubbing is drawing young crowds to devotional concerts across New Delhi
For some around Trump, war on Iran is a Christian calling
Religious rhetoric is increasingly shaping how U.S. officials frame the conflict with Iran
Who defines worship? Montreal church case draws Christian interveners
Last summer, Montreal fined a church for hosting a controversial Christian singer. Christian groups say the city is trying to define worship
Faith, family, freedom — and independence? Religion enters Alberta’s secession push
Some pastors say Alberta independence aligns with biblical principles of liberty and justice, while others strongly disagree
Growing up godless: New book examines beliefs of non-religious children
Many children today grow up in non-religious households. A new book unpacks these children’s values and views on religion
Editorial: The four surprising factors behind a generation in crisis
Nearly half of young adults globally suffer serious mental health challenges. A new report offers a surprising roadmap for change
Declaration calls for converting 20% of churches to housing
Religious organizations are the second largest holders of land in Canada. A new declaration says they can help solve Canada’s housing crisis
The historical roots of Valentine’s Day
From ancient Rome to Hallmark aisles, here is the centuries-long evolution of Valentine’s Day
Religious leaders criticize Quebec’s secularism push — and their role in it
Religious leaders voice alarm over Quebec’s latest secularism bill, but also note the need to be self-critical
