In fact, those with higher education are as likely to believe in miracles as those without higher education. However, these surprising numbers are part of the larger story of Western secular society.

More information: Will M. Gervais et al, Belief in belief: Even atheists in secular countries show intuitive preferences favoring religious belief, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ...

In 2007 Harvard Press published Taylor's A Secular Age, which drew praise for its deft discussion of how the last 500 years in "Latin Christendom" have brought us from a time when unbelief would have ...

Secular Americans like to feign offense when ... But God is something you believe in. Religion is something you can admire and adopt because it is the culmination of thousands of years of ...

Commonly, clients who are non-religious themselves want a therapist who holds a secular belief system similar to their own. In other instances, clients may be pursuing therapy to investigate their ...

secular conscience; and the scope of “prohibiting” vs. “burdening.” The first key issue concerns the meaning of the protected “exercise” of religion: does it encompass only the belief ...

In secular countries, atheists display an intuitive preference for religious belief over atheism. This phenomenon was observed across eight countries with low religious adherence, including Canada ...