#religion

#religion

"I told her it was a gift from my mom and I believed in God."

Jane Borden's fascination with cults extends beyond mere interest; it fuels her writing, exemplified in her latest book, "Cults Like Us," which delves into the American obsession with these groups.

Many of these chaplains are taking inspiration from Coffin: They're reimagining what a spiritual leader can be in order to better meet the needs and beliefs of their students.

"As an American Catholic, I could not be more proud, which is a sin, and now I'm ashamed," Colin Jost began. "You can tell he's from the South Side [of Chicago] because he's got his hands up."

My mom thought Chicago was the greatest city on Earth, and though she had traveled widely, her visits to other places only reinforced her preference for home.

Religion, too, may have evolved as a cultural innovation to address the problem of norm enforcement. Early religious systems invoked supernatural agents who monitored behavior.

"There's 1,000 of you. I said close them doors. Ushers, close the doors," Sapp says in the now-viral video, which resurfaced Thursday.

Ahmad Al-Jallad discusses how pre-Islamic Arabian inscriptions provide valuable insights into ancient beliefs about Allah and other deities, revealing cultural dynamics in early Arabia.

Being the self-proclaimed king of useless knowledge, I muttered, 'Probably the Mormons. Those guys are grinding harder than a Call of Duty streamer.' Turns out, I was right.