Faith and Foolishness: How Religious Beliefs Impact Science and Society

How Religious Beliefs Impact Science and Society The delicate interplay between faith and scientific understanding has shaped societies for centuries. At its best, faith inspires moral action, and science fosters innovation, progress, and truth-seeking. However, when religious beliefs reject or undermine scientific principles, the consequences can ripple across education, public health, and policy. Today, the... Continue Reading →

A Powerful New Era of Democracy or a Return to Old Divisions?

The Rising Tide of Christian Nationalism in American Politics “True liberty flourishes when citizens are free to choose their faith, or no faith at all, without the weight of governmental endorsement.” – A Fictional Historian’s Reflection In recent months, Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin has placed a spotlight on a growing and controversial movement in American... Continue Reading →

Make COP Count is an informal group of representatives from different faith communities working together on advocacy, hospitality and action ahead of COP26. We believe the global response to the climate crisis must be rooted in justice – we see action on climate finance as essential to this. The co-ordination of this group is through... Continue Reading →

The Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions (FACS) was formed to create opportunities for people to act together effectively from their values, moral, spiritual, and religious beliefs. The faith community’s ability to organize large numbers of people who might not otherwise engage in advocacy makes it a critical asset to advancing climate justice solutions. Many people... Continue Reading →

Faith leaders have joined together to demand urgent climate action ahead of the UN talks in Glasgow. A NEW DECLARATION FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE UK calls for people to be “advocates for justice” ahead of the Glasgow summit. The declaration states: “We remind governments of their commitments made in Paris in 2015... Continue Reading →

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