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The coverage of White Christian nationalism is spreading a dangerous myth that all evangelical Christians are White. There are millions of overlooked, non-White evangelicals in the US who will transform the nation’s politics and likely save the American church.

The Department of Religious Studies Presents Carolyn Chen, Department of Ethnic Studies University of California Berkeley<br/><br/>Work may be the new religion in Silicon Valley, a concept that has implications for hard-working employees everywhere. The Department of Religious Studies at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte presents “Work Pray Code: What Happens When Work Becomes Religion?” The lecture and Q&A will be presented by Carolyn Chen, Co-Director of the...

(RNS) — Pushing the boundaries of what faith can and should be, this year’s best religion and spirituality reads offer everything except predictability.

Silicon Valley strives to meet workers’ every need. But what happens when employees get so ensconced in work that they disengage from outside life?

(RNS) — In extreme cases, work isn’t just rewarding: It’s religion.

Work has become religion for many knowledge workers. It hurts all of us.

There are better objects of faith to put our trust in than Twitter and Elon Musk.

Silicon Valley showers its workers with “spiritual” perks, but only at the cost of absolute devotion.

(RNS) — Some US companies are embracing religious diversity as good for people and for business.

Carolyn Chen of UC Berkeley discusses her new book 'Work Pray Code: When Work Becomes Religion in Silicon Valley.'