Religion and Beliefs

Louisiana Sued Over Law Requiring Ten Commandments Display In Public School Classrooms

Louisiana is the first state to implement such a law in more than four decades.
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Louisiana Requires Every Public School Classroom To Display The Ten Commandments

Republican Gov. Jeff Landry signed the law Wednesday, making Louisiana the first state to implement such a requirement.
By SARA CLINE, AP

My Parents' Obsession With Purity Nearly Ruined Us. Years Later, I Found Their Secret In A Box Of Their Things.

"'I’m so angry,' my second sister said, visibly shaking. 'I’m not kidding, I’m mad.' Our parents had been cruelest to her."
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Mike Johnson Punts On Implications Of Trump's Alleged Adultery Cover-Up

The House speaker, an evangelical in a special “covenant marriage,” spoke up, though, against the ex-president’s trial.
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Opinion: In The Book Of Trump, All Politics Is Ego

As ideological zealotry has intensified, religious faith has declined. Has one replaced the other?
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'Succession' Star Brian Cox Slams The Bible As ‘One Of The Worst Books Ever’

The actor said people believe in the story of Adam and Eve because "they're stupid enough."
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They Desperately Wanted To Build A Cemetery. Then Came The Backlash.

Muslim American communities still face resistance when trying to find places to bury their loved ones.
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Pope Punishes High-Ranking Critic Cardinal Raymond Burke

Pope Francis told a meeting of the heads of Vatican offices last week that he was moving against Burke because he was a source of “disunity” in the church.
By Nicole Winfield, AP

Priest Punished For Permitting Provocative Music Video Shoot At Church

The Diocese of Brooklyn said it was “appalled" by the video, which was shot at Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Annunciation Parish in Williamsburg.
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Liam Neeson Says He Stopped Going To Confession After A Scolding Over Masturbation

The "Blacklight" actor chronicles the awkward incident in an upcoming episode of Conan O’Brien’s podcast.
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