Religion & Spirituality

Faith, Contemplative Traditions, Theology & Cultural Inquiry

In This Issue

Cotton Rose Pavilion — Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
Inside the poetic gardens of the Tang dynasty poet Liu Zongyuan
Loving God, Self, and Others — CAC Daily Meditations
“Nauseously Optimistic”: The 2026 Vote Through A Legal Lens — Religion News Service
American Bar Association Election Law Committee Chair attorney Jerry H. Goldfeder joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss how lawyers, faith leaders, and many others are poised to defend the midterm election against all threats, foreign and domestic
Between Earth and Sky — Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
What macro photography and embodied attention can teach us about our relationship to the natural world
Empire and Christianity: Weekly Summary — CAC Daily Meditations
The Tale of Mother Liễu Hạnh — Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
A Vietnamese folktale of magic, redemption, and transformation
New Cornerstones — CAC Daily Meditations
Born from Lotus Flowers — Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
A new translation of Vietnamese folktales and the Buddhist heritage it restores
A Bigger and More Beautiful Neighborhood — CAC Daily Meditations
Protecting Bahsahwahbee: A Living Refuge for the Ancestors – Josh Jackson — Emergence Magazine
Guided by Newe elders Delaine and Rick Spilsbury, writer Josh Jackson traces what could be lost if the springs that sustain a sacred grove of Rocky Mountain junipers in far eastern Nevada run dry.
The Bardo of Illness — Lion's Roar
Facing a deadly infection, Ann Tashi Slater learns how to live.
Bodhi Leaves Fellowship — Lion's Roar
Lion’s Roar, a leading voice for Buddhism in the English-speaking world, invites applications to its Bodhi Leaves Fellowship.
Some Days, I Have No Patience for Mindfulness — Lion's Roar
Kyle Neo spilled milk, lost patience for being a patient, and remembered that mindfulness is a practice, not a personality trait.
Sacred Shrine, Heartbeat of the Home — Hinduism Today
For many practicing Hindus living outside India, stepping across the threshold of their suburban home or city apartment means stepping…
Maintaining Hindu Identity For the Next Generation — Hinduism Today
How to ensure our children’s religious future
Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras — Hinduism Today
Excerpts from the Translation and Saiva Siddhanta Commentary by Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami spent several years studying
El-Sayed’s campaign test: Can he win over Black and Jewish voters? — Religion News Service
DETROIT (RNS) — El-Sayed’s identity as a Muslim and an Arab American is a factor among key constituents in the Democratic Party: Black and Jewish voters.
Catholic bishops pray over Trump days before midterms — Religion News Service
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — The U.S. bishops’ conference said it had no role in the Oval Office gathering, which echoed prayer sessions with Trump’s evangelical supporters.
Michigan’s US Senate race deeply divides the state’s Jews — Religion News Service
DETROIT (RNS) — Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate, has been a sharp Israel critic, dividing Michigan Jews.
The Limitations of Liberal Catholicism — Arc: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera
Wishful thinking about a progressive revival confuse secular politics with the Church’s far stranger core truths The post The Limitations of Liberal Catholicism first appeared on ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera .
Why Don’t Religious “Nones” Want Kids? — Arc: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera
Among childless older adults, the religious divide is less about circumstances than desire The post Why Don’t Religious “Nones” Want Kids? first appeared on ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera .
The “most vicious female in literature” — Arc: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera
A new adaptation of “East of Eden” aims to humanize a very bad woman The post The “most vicious female in literature” first appeared on ARC: Religion, Politics, Et Cetera .
The Conservative Youth Pipeline — The Revealer
An excerpt from "Esther’s Army: The Christian Women Who Power the American Right"
The Myth of Meritocracy Is a Dagger in the Heart of Democracy — The Revealer
The secular faith in meritocracy, our democratic religion, is an acid eating through our democratic institutions
Homeschooling for Christian Nationalism — The Revealer
The extremist movement attempting to rewrite America’s Constitution
The Trouble with Elliotgate — First Things
Exposing Our Dulled Sensibilities: The Burning Love of the Sacred Heart — Church Life Journal
John Cavadini on surprises.
Prime Rib of Unicorn — First Things
A Culture of Parricide — First Things
Manifest: what Americans really believe — The Immanent Frame

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