house church network called Home Congregations Worldwide (HCW). The organization’s spiritual adviser is Mark Taylor, a self-proclaimed “Trump Prophet” and QAnon influencer with a large social

countries as well as its consequences for Orthodoxy worldwide. According to Leustean’s observations, the forced migrations linked to the post-2011 Syrian refugee crisis and post-2014 conflict in

according to political scientists Guilherme Casarões and Amy Erica Smith. As part of a series of lectures on the use of religious soft power sponsored by the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and

an ecumenical monastic community in France with a worldwide following of young Christians, has changed in recent years, addressing issues surrounding immigration in Europe, the pandemic, and clerical

political scientists Ryan Burge and Paul Djupe question Williams’ analysis. They do not find that Southerners who attend church once a year or less are as pro-life as frequent attenders. Instead,

Political scientist Paul Djupe Religion Watch Vol. 37, No. 12 October 2022 Tapez pour saisir le texte Source: Heidi Levine, The GroundTruth Project. says that he sees less crafting of complex theological

Chapnin said. Boston College political scientist Elizabeth Prodromou said that “state solutions to religious conflict don’t work. There needs to be an engagement between both churches [the OCU and

political scientist Ryan Burge analyzes new data from FIRE (the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), a free speech organization, which runs an annual survey of college students that often

November 7), political scientist Anne Whitesell of Miami University argues that while anti- abortion groups may continue to “reference religion, and specifically Christianity, in their arguments against

a number of participants identifying as Christian Scientists are not formal members. After reaching a peak at some point between the 1930s and the 1950s, membership has declined, and various estimates

countries as well as its consequences for Orthodoxy worldwide. According to Leustean’s observations, the forced migrations linked to the post-2011 Syrian refugee crisis and post-2014 conflict in Ukraine

calls for evolutionary scientists to study religious diversity using a “cultural ecosystem approach,” where religious communities are treated as “functionally organizational units” that cooperate,

grown to “tens of thousands” worldwide, as ex-Christians encounter forms of Jewish learning online. The movement has gained currency especially among those attracted to Judaism in the developing

has been associated with secularization by social scientists. Sociologist Insa Pruisken (University of Bremen), in a study published in Sociological Forum (online in February), analyzed megachurches

Yale University political scientist Kate Baldwin focuses on democratic initiatives embraced by churches in sub-Saharan Africa, measuring civil society advocacy by both churches and trade unions in