At a UFO conference at Rice University called The Archives of the Impossible, Clarke interviews titans of the UFO subculture.

The first non-European pontiff in centuries pioneered change but was not the radical liberal of conservative imaginings ...

Culture — a word we toss around a lot. Too often though, it gets boxed into clichés and stereotypes. It’s more than language, fashion, music, or food, it also shapes how we see the worl ...

Diesner's work is just one example of how ASU FIDM's senior class is pushing the ... Her collection "The Divine Journey" draws from painting and religious iconography. "Clothing to me is so much more ...

The dark scrawls on a Cambodian monk’s chest reflect his religious beliefs ... Once confined to a few subcultures, tattooing has today gone mainstream: according to a 2006 Pew survey, 40 ...

A former professor of religion, Dr. Keen wrote more than a dozen books ranging ... Dr. Keen then recounted a story that began in his childhood as an example of the emotional power in simple acts. He ...

But after hours of scrolling through what’s known as “red pill” content, it quickly became clear that this isn’t some niche internet subculture, it’s disturbingly mainstream, alarmingly widespread, ...

Jonathan Strauss considers the scope and significance of the theory of the labour aristocracy and its application by Engels ...

For example, one key defender of Catholicism in the public ... 44% responded “yes” when asked if there was a “homosexual subculture in your diocese or religious institute”. To the question, “In the ...

Appearing before a parliamentary standing committee, Ministry representatives confirmed that 27 acts governing its operations ...

The ancient temple, nestled in the Simaria block, became a focal point of religious harmony when Muslims joined hands with their Hindu neighbours to serve fruits and water bottles to thousands of ...

For example, someone who was raised Buddhist but now identifies as Christian would be considered as having switched religions – as would someone who was raised Christian but is now unaffiliated.