Belief in the afterlife is rising among Americans, notably even among those who identify as religious “nones,” or individuals with no formal religious affiliation. An analysis of recent data indicates ...

Only 38% of American Jews believe in an afterlife, far fewer than in Israel, according to a new study of spiritual practices around the world. That share was lower than the 83% of U.S. Christians who ...

Religious service attendance at age 12 emerged as the top predictor of adult afterlife belief, especially in secular societies, while childhood adversity and maternal bonds also played subtle roles.

(RNS) — The survey marks the first time Pew Research Center asked people outside the United States and Asian countries about practices related to Buddhism, Asian folk religions and New Age ...

They may not identify with any religious tradition, but sizable percentages of religiously unaffiliated people, the so-called "nones," believe in God and in life after death, according to a new Pew ...

I know there is a Walgreens at the corner; I went there to get some toothpaste and a gift card just minutes ago, and I enjoyed a rather tasty strawberry milk from there as well. But when it comes to ...

Do you believe in life after death? There are many theories and beliefs about the afterlife. However, one man in particular is inspiring others not to fear dying — after he survived multiple ...

The dictionary meanings of “death” goes like this: permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activities, the total cessation of life processes that eventually occurs in all living organisms, etc.

Pew Research Center conducted this study to better understand the religious and spiritual beliefs, practices, and views of the growing number of people around the world who are religiously ...

Source: Cover of Freud, Die_Zukunft_einer_Illusion 1st ed. 1927. Public Domain image. Sigmund Freud would be turning over in his grave if he saw the recent report by the Pew Research Center, ...