M L Satyan – The questions surrounding the origins of religion and the nature of deities have long captivated thinkers, artists, and everyday individuals alike.
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Tag: Religion
A Teenager’s Views on Rituals, Freedom & Family Tradition
By Aadrika Chattopadhyay – Personally, I consider myself and my family liberal. My mother is Jain and my father is a practicing Hindu. Although such
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Interview: Through the Eyes of Vatican Observatory: Where Science Meets Faith!
Does science meet religion? What’s a better way than looking through a telescope? Way back in 1891, in order to counteract the longstanding accusations of
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‘Christianity is World’s Most Persecuted Religion’
By Tony Magliano – Imagine being at your parish church this Sunday celebrating the Eucharist. Just as your pastor finishes his homily, gunfire erupts from
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The Conflict Between Convergence of a ‘Global Culture’ and ‘Identity Politics’
By Fr Mathew Thankachen O.Praem. Human history always co-existed with conflicts – conflicts among tribes, culture, nations and religions. Marxists have explained this inevitable conflict
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Future of Religion
By Emmanuel Akilan SJ – When I pen down this article, thoughts about religion flood my mind. Religion is a very important aspect in the
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Golden Rule a Way of life for Today’s Youth
By Sr. Teresa Joseph, FMA – Unesco Cardinal Paul Poupard Foundation Chair of Inter-Religious and inter-cultural dialogue held a group discussion on January 21-22, 2020
Read moreWorld Day for Social Justice: A Call To Fill Unjust Gaps
By Fr Francis Gonsalves, SJ – A devotee often blamed God for evil and injustice. His prayer was: “O God, why don’t you do something
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Religion and Politics: Should Priests Comment on Politics?
By Ajay Raj – Aristotle called politics as master science. We may be prejudiced, but we think he was right. The study of politics is
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Priests, Religious Join Youth to Draw and Paint for Peace and Mercy
Hyderabad: Priests, Religious from different parts of India and Youth join for fourteen days for a National Theology of Art Seminar conducted by CBCI Office
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There’s Reward in Self-Sacrifice
By Fr Adolf Washington In 1970, a team of American surveyors were on duty in the northern Virginia forests. At their lunch they suddenly heard
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How Births & Deaths Are Changing Religious Populations
By Verghese V Joseph – As the world’s largest religious group, Christians had the most births and deaths of any group between 2010 and 2015.
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