Stop telling people I'm an atheist. I don't want to die.' I must learn that discretion is a good thing." Zafer was once the muezzin, the man who recited the call to prayer at his village mosque.

When Aretha Franklin crooned the words "I'll say a little prayer for you" in the hit 1960s song she probably didn't imagine that the soulful pledge would become the stuff of serious science.

Once upon a time, not so long ago, atheism was the belief system that dared not speak its name. Even the most ardent skeptic paid lip service to faith, or at least to the blessings that mankind ...

Finding times and places to do this can often seem a luxury in the hectic pace of contemporary life. This Prayer Map identifies several sites on the Boston College campuses where members of our ...

The two former employees, John McGaha and Mackenzie Saunders, who identify as atheist and agnostic, respectively, were let go ...

If you’re unsure how to express yourself, don’t worry; these meaningful Thanksgiving quotes will do the trick ... for mercies received is a mighty prayer in the Spirit of God.

Those who believe in a higher being are instinctively considered more moral, a new study claims Atheists "are broadly perceived as potentially morally depraved and dangerous" - even in secular ...

Although atheism is often stereotyped as exclusively physicalistic (“atoms swirling in the void”), many contemporary atheists have developed a Platonic atheism. Platonic atheism affirms abstract ...

That atheists believe that they are an extremely logical life-form is hardly surprising. Atheists are not the only ones, however, who are under this impression. A great many theists, who ...

Do you believe in God? This irreverent animation introduces the topics of Atheism and Humanism. Atheists are described as people who do not need religious explanations or the promise of an ...

Atheists and Agnostics ... although only 16% do so to ask that they be forgiven for being unfaithful and 13% are prayers to improve their sex lives. “Adultery is the only sin mentioned twice ...