Nearly a quarter of the world’s population now identifies with no religion, according to the latest analysis from the Pew Research Center’s Pew-Templeton Global Religious Futures project. Drawing on ...

Europe is less Christian than at any other time in its modern history. Overall church attendance is in decline, it's increasingly common for Europeans to identify as agnostics or atheists, and, among ...

America "will most likely be majority non-Christian" within the next 50 years, a professor at Johns Hopkins wrote recently in the New York Times. "Big if true," as the saying goes. A Christian decline ...