Nearly 30% of Americans consult New Age practices such as astrology, Tarot cards or fortune tellers, with some religious groups ranking among the most likely to look to the practices for guidance in ...

Most who use astrology (or a horoscope), tarot cards or a fortune teller say they do so just for fun rather than for insights ...

(RNS) — With tarot cards showing up on Barnes and Noble shelves, in viral TikToks and in cutesy Jane Austin-themed sets, ...

Younger Americans are becoming less likely to say they are religious, with about a third of Generation Z and millennials now identifying with no religion, according to a survey. The Gallup polling ...

The group was found to be more devout in how often they pray, read the Bible or another sacred text, and attend religious ...

the percentage of people with no religious affiliation spiked, while Protestant and Catholic populations declined. In 2000, 57% of Americans identified as Protestant or nondenominational Christians.

Five groups of U.S. adults are more likely to say they know and trust all or most of their neighbors compared to others, ...

Today, we’re introducing “Believing.” The Times is exploring how we experience religion and spirituality now. By Lauren Jackson Americans believe. Most people are wary of the government, the ...

In doing so, he paid homage to a vision that politicians and preachers have extolled for more than two centuries—that America historically has been a place of religious tolerance. It was a ...