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Upon leaving the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin told his fellow citizens that it had produced “a Republic, if you can keep it.” His answer contained a warning that still resonates. The continued success of America’s journey depends on our ability to settle our domestic political disagreements through dialogue rather than force.

Generation Z is the least religious generation, but don’t blame them for the decline of church attendance. Instead, look at the parenting of Generation X, latchkey kids often affected by divorce.

Columnist Jessica Johnson writes about declining church attendance and how to reinvigorate peoples personal faith.

A new report released Thursday by the American Enterprise Institute shows that despite the proven benefits of belonging to a faith community, Americans are increasingly leaving organized religion with each subsequent generation and the majority aren’t coming back.

A new report released Thursday by the American Enterprise Institute shows that despite the proven benefits of belonging to a faith community, Americans are increasingly leaving organized religion with each subsequent generation and the majority aren’t coming back.

A new report released Thursday by the American Enterprise Institute shows that despite the proven benefits of belonging to a faith community, Americans are increasingly leaving organized religion with each subsequent generation and the majority aren’t coming back.

Americans are increasingly ditching religious marriages for the secular and interfaith, a new study has found.

Americans are increasingly ditching religious marriages for the secular and interfaith, a new study has found.

Despite universities’ deepening ideological homogeneity, a major political party withdrawing from higher education poses a risk to American democracy.

The pandemic has worsened the therapist shortage, but there are other reasons for the waitlists.