Numerous studies show biblicist Christianity, religiosity, and conservative political identity
are strong predictors of Americans holding skeptical attitudes toward publicly controversial …

Multiple forms of learning that seek inspiration from religion and spirituality are found
alongside more formal learning institutions in contemporary Western societies …

This FORUM article is written in response to 'Evolutionary Stasis: creationism, evolution and
climate change in the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum'by Jenna Scaramanga …

This article explores how two seemingly contradictory global trends—scientific rationality
and religious expressiveness—intersect and are negotiated in people's lives in Nordic …

Recent scholarship has identified a growing mental health crisis among scientists and those
in academia more generally. This study draws from nationally representative survey data …

Within the last 20 years sociological research on science and religion has provided new
insights that challenge myths regarding conflicts between science and religion. Gaps in pre …

Scholars in the emerging field of social studies of science and belief (SSSB) have been
reluctant to make explicit normative claims about how science, belief, and society should …

Recent surveys show that most scientists do not perceive a conflict between science and
religion. However, in many Western societies the “conflict narrative” prevails, which states …

Recent social scientific studies have focused on the different ways in which scientists
conceive of the relationship between science and religion, conflict, complementary …

This study explores the relationship between Christian religious leaders' beliefs about the
science and religion interface and their understanding of the causes and treatments for …