Pew Research Center conducted this survey to explore Americans’ attitudes toward a variety of religious groups as part of a broader effort to study tolerance, diversity and pluralism in American ...

(RNS) — A new Pew Research poll finds that only 18% of nonevangelical Americans had favorable opinions of evangelicals; 32% had somewhat unfavorable views. That’s according to a new Pew Research ...

Recent criticism of the Antisemitism Awareness Act by some in the far-right, while baseless, nonetheless highlights a fascinating and important shift in public opinion toward a centuries-old ...

A friend who’s a Hasidic Jew once told me that if there are two candidates for an office on the ballot — and he knows nothing more about them than that one has a Jewish-sounding name and the other ...

350 years of Jewish life in America. Jonathan Sarna is among the leading historians of Judaism in America, and perhaps the most able in placing the Jewish experience into the larger American ...

Through a multitude of maps, photographs, historical documents and contemporary art objects, a new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York celebrates the city’s religious diversity while also ...

Standardized tests. Interviews. Extracurricular activities. In the early 20th century, universities used these tactics to ensure their students were predominantly Protestant. Yale University students ...

That’s according to a new Pew Research survey that asked 10,588 Americans if they had positive or negative feelings toward other faiths. Between 40% and 60% answered “neither favorable nor unfavorable ...