Religious belief has migrated away from public institutional life and toward the interior, the personal, the chosen.

For most scientists, inquiry does not disenchant the world; rather, it deepens their sense of enchantment. While scientific intelligence helps us understand how things work, there is a different mode ...

In my latest post, I discuss results of our US-UK survey findings on where people encounter beauty in their work, and how this matters for human flourishing

New highlights from a nationally representative survey of the UK population (N>5700)

What a survey of 5,000 Americans says about Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical

Eight initial highlights from the new Beauty and Belief survey

It seems odd, at first glance, to talk about “innovation” in religion and spirituality. Religion is often imagined as a […]

Sociologist Brandon Vaidyanathan explores why institutions today rise or decay, outlining four virtues—stewardship, coherence, generativity, and beneficence—that enable them to sustain trust, form…

S4E1: Dr. Michael Muthukrishna

What scientists can teach us about spiritual intelligence

What scientists can teach us about spiritual intelligence

A Researcher's Unexpected Encounters with Tangible Transcendence

We're living in a paradox. At no point in history have we been more digitally connected than we are today—scrolling, liking, commenting, messaging. Yet, loneliness is at historic highs. The U.S. Surge...

An evening of deep dialogue and connection featuring a panel of 5 profound scientists exploring meaning in the age of science.